Recent reviews by Solarium

The game has Yukiko in it. That's more than enough reason to buy it.

Great game, but the Summer Grand Prix is a better game to cheese.

Also Peanut gives great back massages.

Hey remember that life you had whenever you decided to buy Civilization V? Well at the price at least 30 dollars, you have just not bought the game, but let the game buy your life for that money.

Oh and don't forget breaking friendships.
And isolating from family...
and society...
and school...
and daily responibilites...
all will be lost at the clutches of Civ V.

But don't go complaining now, ruling a civilization with your tyrannical prowess while striking your domincence over the puny civs in the game for milleniums will make you feel better.

Ducks. Guns. Quacks.

Who knew my life was only worth 13 dollars?

Alright first of all from what I played thus far, it is the most terrifying game I've ever played in my life. This WON'T LET YOU BE CALM OR COLLECTED. It is difficult that's for sure, and this game constantly gets you stressed, worried, and always fumbling about the cameras, flashlight, and music box, so many times I literally minimize the game by accident sometimes when an animatronic is at my office, like Old Bonnie and made me flip out so much. That's what clinches this game over the first, in the first, after awhile you'll get a strategy down and after awhile you'll find it less scary. In my opinion, this game doesn't have that luxury. Due to all the animatronics after you, there are so many things on your mind you'll never be calm and be constantly worried by the presence of the animatronics.

The gameplay of this game is very similar to the first, so of course it's easy for old players to jump back into, but of course the most obvious changes come that there are at least 10 animatronics after you by the end, which includes:
-The New Animatronics
-The Old Animatronics
-Balloon Boy
-The Puppet (or Marionette)
That enough is already a handful to deal with, but also you're responsible for rewinding the music box, in which everytime I do so I literally flippin out since I know someone's in the hallway or something's in the vent, and it's stressful as crap since you'll have to do it fast (but it's so god dang slow). And also, no doors. Yep, that enough got me terrified. I find myself most of the time wondering when to put it on whenever I saw something in the hallway as I worry when they'll get into the office. All of this alone, to add with the same mechanics as the first, feels like a different game, although it shouldn't. You're just too worried about everything after you, that you just think of it as a new experience.

I really only have one minor complaint, and that is with a no "Options" tab, mainly to level audio or to maybe configure a different key for the flashlight. I found "Control" as the flashlight button a bit annoying only because for some keyboards using Windows computers, it is right next to the Windows Start Menu button, so you may accidentally exit the game, or if you are recording this like I am, it'll end the video. It's a minor annoyance, but the game has me regretting me ever playing because it's so scary.

Now I won't say that everyone will find it as scary as me, but I think most will agree it has the horror right on. I do highly recommend it for any fan of the original, newcomers, or really just the general horror fan. Just be warned of heart attacks while playing, Fazbear Enterainment is not responsible for death or dismemberment.

First of all, I got to say that indeed Outlast is a truely terrifying game. It takes you through the worst of them all. Pursuers after you, darkness, creepy ghosts, one "Lil Pig Guy," sewers, and much more than I can list. So if you want to be terrified I guess, or feel your life is boring, play... this... game. I recommend to everyone who loves horror. The only issue I had with it is that the objectives are usually similar. For example, do this and that so you can do this then go on. And while you are doing that, chances are "Lil Piggy Man" (or Chris Walker) or someone else is on your tell. That's no problem to have a stalker, but I feel as if this game needed a bit more variety. Other than that, it is a horrifying adventure.