When I started this game, I honestly had little idea what to expect. I've enjoyed everything I've played from this developer in the past. But on the other hand, the movies have a terrible reputation as a bad set of films. So when Epic Games was giving it away for free, I picked it up because "why not"? In the same spirit when the dice picked this, I was far from against it. Now as I finish it up, I walk away pleasantly suprised. Come on in and see why.
When I picked this game up, I did so because it was highly regarded on Steam as a really good horror title, and one that even as it was only a few bucks normally, was on sale for about as much as I might have payed as a kid to play some arcades. In short, it was worth the risk, and sometimes the old-school games prove to have something special to them. In this case, I am now wondering how high those reviewers were. Avoid this one, my friends... avoid it at all costs.
As we continue to march through games, I have to admit I was looking forward to this one. After all, I have yet to play a game in the franchise I did not like, and this one certainly was not going to be an exception. However, there was little chance it was going to stand up against the incredible standards the last game reached... and it did not. But on it's own, it remains one Hell of a game.