Dark Fall: Lost Souls
First posted on 08 February 2010. Last updated on 08 February 2010.
The adventure game genre has a tradition of being able to present compelling stories with gripping atmosphere. The horror faction of the genre, however, has been littered with many "misses" and only few "hits". The "misses" assault you with cheap shocks and empty scares. You are taken aback for a few seconds at a sudden jolt, but then the experience is quickly forgotten. The "hits" immerse you…
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By greg marshall • On 23 October 2011
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I agree with your review. One thing that would have made more sense in the game would be if the ghost girl was Betty Penfold from the first game, and the crying mother was Edith. That would tie in more with the plot. Not sure what would have been done with the Crabtrees, though. either way, excellent job!
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