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So here's the thing.
I normally have very little patience for games that base their horror on being incomprehensible. A lot of the time it just feels like randomness for the sake of randomness, shaking off any unease I may feel.
Trumpets is not one such game.
Granted, I still have no idea what is going on in it, but a simple trick like forcing you to rely on sound to lead you to the jump scares, the narration at the beginning and the way CDs change the environment, there is enough here to get a player genuinely curious. I thoroughly enjoyed this one, I really did.
So here's the thing.
I normally have very little patience for games that base their horror on being incomprehensible. A lot of the time it just feels like randomness for the sake of randomness, shaking off any unease I may feel.
Trumpets is not one such game.
Granted, I still have no idea what is going on in it, but a simple trick like forcing you to rely on sound to lead you to the jump scares, the narration at the beginning and the way CDs change the environment, there is enough here to get a player genuinely curious. I thoroughly enjoyed this one, I really did.