It's the game Alan Wake wanted to be, but with quirks and wonderful B-movie style.

But be warned: it's bad, it realy is. It won't be working without third party fixes, and even with them it will run poorly and crash occasionally. To play it is to struggle, to suffer and to endure. Not once I asked myself: "Why do I have to continue?" Because even if it worked perfectly, it's very rough around the edges, and the story's ludicrous.

Yet it has style. It has a character. It's very personal and human-like and spread all over. It's a game in which your character's facial hair grows and the game that has dozens models of consumable food. Also, NPC have their time table and sleep under the sheets. Ammount of details in some areas clash with the primitive combat sections, like fire and ice.

Overall the game crumbles under the weight of it's ambitions and it's a terrible port, but great curiosity. I compared it to the old geeky friend with strange tastes. Not creme de la creme, but interesting one. Well, I stand correct.

P.S. Reminds me of an old game named Harvester.