So I can't claim to played every game of yours (I still need to try Search Party), but I absolutely loved Salazar House when I did play it (and once I stopped dying every two steps), so I had to check this one out. Besides, with a title like Bloodwash and this premise, how could I say no?
I'm amazed just how different your games are in terms of presentation. From the much more somber Salazar House to this Slasher Movie extravaganza, it's like night and day. Voice acting was excellent all around, and once the slasher part gets going, it GETS GOING.
It was kind of oddly paced in that you spend a good chunk of the game really just going to do laundry and meeting the occasional weirdo, but it was a lot of fun just to explore - you will see I had a blast looking around in the shop at all those awesome fake film and video game covers (and the inclusion of ACTUAL horror comics is insane! So cool!)
This game is balls to the wall with its slasher vibe once it starts, and if I have to point anything out, it's that the final confrontation gets just a tiny bit weak after all that buildup, with you doing little more than walk around and shoot. Slashers tend to off their killers in extraordinary ways, and it might have helped.
But that's about all I can really put a finger on, and that's absolute peanuts. What a great game. Glad I played it.
I'm amazed just how different your games are in terms of presentation. From the much more somber Salazar House to this Slasher Movie extravaganza, it's like night and day. Voice acting was excellent all around, and once the slasher part gets going, it GETS GOING.
It was kind of oddly paced in that you spend a good chunk of the game really just going to do laundry and meeting the occasional weirdo, but it was a lot of fun just to explore - you will see I had a blast looking around in the shop at all those awesome fake film and video game covers (and the inclusion of ACTUAL horror comics is insane! So cool!)
This game is balls to the wall with its slasher vibe once it starts, and if I have to point anything out, it's that the final confrontation gets just a tiny bit weak after all that buildup, with you doing little more than walk around and shoot. Slashers tend to off their killers in extraordinary ways, and it might have helped.
But that's about all I can really put a finger on, and that's absolute peanuts. What a great game. Glad I played it.