A Promising First Outing
I recently had the pleasure of playing "seijunDROP," the first public project from Travmasoft, a studio founded by one of my best friend and another close friend. While the game isn't perfect, I'd still like to give it a proper review, and I hope that this can be taken as a message of support and encouragement to the talented team behind it.
"seijunDROP" draws inspiration from PlayStation 2 era horror games, such as Silent Hill, Resident Evil, and Fatal Frame, in terms of its graphics, camera system, and general gameplay. This is an one-hour of nostalgic trip that will surely resonate with fans of these classics.
The game's various locations are intriguing and well designed, with puzzles that are challenging enough to keep players engaged but not too difficult to solve. The autosave feature is a welcome addition, making it easy for players to take a break and pick up where they left off.
While "seijunDROP" has a few cliches and rough edges, these should be taken in stride, given that it is the studio's first release. The game's atmosphere and visuals are certainly commendable, and the story, though a bit predictable, is still engaging.
Overall, "seijunDROP" is a promising first project for Travmasoft, and I look forward to seeing how the studio grows and evolves in the future. With some more polish and refinement, I have no doubt that these two friends of mine will create even more immersive and captivating experiences for players to enjoy.
To my friends at Travmasoft: Keep up the great work, and remember that every journey begins with a single step. "seijunDROP" is a solid start, and I can't wait to see where your talents take you next. ~WD