Marlene Betwixt

I found this game really aggravating. It's like a demo for VR that's really in love with picking up books and soda cans. The play is one pixel-hunt after another, and your reward for finding the pixel is a jump scare. The story is a cliche, the sounds and music are very primitive (free downloads, I think) and objects, including critical objects, can clip through floors and walls and get stuck. Have you ever wanted...

7 found this helpful, 2017-08-27

EDIT - Below is my original review. A small patch has come out which has sorted the dim light out at the beginning. I have now played a lot of the game and I previously said it was a 'good game' - I now think it's a 'very good game' for £8 - helpful developer as well! "Good game, well made, thinking Man's psychological horror that you need to persevere with. What I mean by this is: at the beginning of the game, the...

11 found this helpful, 2016-10-25

So far... I'M LOVING IT! But there's just one small issue I have.. I understand the want for players to experience the game in one sitting, as a whole. But for me, as someone whom works full time and has other outside forces that won't necessarily "let" me play in one sitting, I wind up having to pause the game, which eventually ends in me just needing to exit the game. I've found myself starting over from the...

6 found this helpful, 2017-01-26