Daylight

Information / Review English Daylight is an action adventure with small horror elements, which was developed by Zombie Studios. Gameplay / Story The aim of the player in each level is to look for notes and logs from the hospital's past, known as the "remains" by looking for markings with glow sticks. When all remains of a level have been collected, the player can acquire a "seal", an object that is significant...

53 found this helpful, 2021-06-10

You run around a maze... Collecting pieces of stuff... To go to the next level... While you get chased by ghosts. I liked this game better when it was called PAC-MAN.

207 found this helpful, 2014-08-11

I had a horrible experience with the game. Running it on a 1600 euro nVidia SLI (with the appropriate options disabled as the developers request) configuration and the game goes from 0 to 300 fps constantly. There were occasions when I had to wait for the game to resume. I would not suggest the current version to be purchased by anyone. First time I've ever considered a refund for a game :(

54 found this helpful, 2014-05-10

Corridors, doors, walls.. again and again. Wait... what? You need to find the key! M'kay...corridors, doors, walls.. And graphic that makes my eyes hurt and becomes the cause of pain in the head. This gameplay has no sense. It's look like benchmark test for UE4. Hope this review will helpful and will save your money. I'll give it 3 "tons of ♥♥♥♥" out of 10

420 found this helpful, 2014-04-29

I really, really dug this game, despite its arguable flaws. What flaws are these? Well, it could be construed as a tad repetitious, especially in some of its scenery (though having worked in a number of hospitals, I can tell you that's exactly how they are!), and also in some of its gameplay (find some notes, open a portal, start lookin' for notes again). It's also a little unclear early on as to what exactly...

66 found this helpful, 2015-08-03

Understanding Daylight isn’t difficult. If you’re familiar with games like Slender or Amnesia you’ll have a fair idea of what needs to be done. Now not to take away anything from Daylight as it is in it’s own right a game separate from many others like it, I feel maybe I’ve become a bit tired of the same “spooky” tricks laid out in front of me. Wheel chairs magically move. Drawers of desks slam open. Doors slowly...

593 found this helpful, 2014-04-29