The developers were clearly influenced by Resident Evil when creating this side-scrolling action-horror game. However, they are, to say the least, as far away from the level of Resident Evil as the Moon is from Earth. In terms of the plot, there is little to no similarity.
The story (or rather, the lack thereof):
The main characters, Sara and Bruno, arrive at a house to... destroy parasites? Apparently, these are experts in pest control, dealing with rats and cockroaches. But here's a problem - Sarah has a gun and knife with her, and apparently, the local pests are so aggressive that shooting them is easier than poisoning them with dichlorvos.
Then things get even more bizarre: there are no owners or tenants, and no hint of who invited Sara and Bruno in the first place. Still, Sarah and Bruno are workaholics, and since they arrived, they will continue to poison non-existent pests without confirmation of the order.
Sara enters deep iside to the house and an earthquake occurs. She returns to Bruno, but he has disappeared. Instead, a giant monster is there. Sara shoots at it a few times, but the bullets have no effect. She realizes that she needs to run away. From that moment, the game begins.
And that's where it turns out that there is no plot. No one will explain.:
Gameplay quite pleasant and simple, but there is a problem — there is no override of the keys in the settings. You'll have to figure out how to control the heroine using a poke (unless, of course, you're on a gamepad).
The environment is atmospheric, the music is normal, but not outstanding.
Sex content (or its illusion):
I was disappointed here. There are animations where monsters grab the heroine in a clinch and rape her, and CG art of rape if she dies. But this is catastrophically not enough. The content is monotonous, it is downloaded literally immediately
Bottom line:
Solid 3 stars. If we had added at least some kind of plot (at least a dumb excuse for why everything is happening), we could have put 4. But, alas, games without a story don't stick for a long time.
The story (or rather, the lack thereof):
The main characters, Sara and Bruno, arrive at a house to... destroy parasites? Apparently, these are experts in pest control, dealing with rats and cockroaches. But here's a problem - Sarah has a gun and knife with her, and apparently, the local pests are so aggressive that shooting them is easier than poisoning them with dichlorvos.
Then things get even more bizarre: there are no owners or tenants, and no hint of who invited Sara and Bruno in the first place. Still, Sarah and Bruno are workaholics, and since they arrived, they will continue to poison non-existent pests without confirmation of the order.
Sara enters deep iside to the house and an earthquake occurs. She returns to Bruno, but he has disappeared. Instead, a giant monster is there. Sara shoots at it a few times, but the bullets have no effect. She realizes that she needs to run away. From that moment, the game begins.
And that's where it turns out that there is no plot. No one will explain.:
- What kind of house is this?
- Who are these monsters?
- Who called Sarah and why?
Gameplay quite pleasant and simple, but there is a problem — there is no override of the keys in the settings. You'll have to figure out how to control the heroine using a poke (unless, of course, you're on a gamepad).
The environment is atmospheric, the music is normal, but not outstanding.
Sex content (or its illusion):
I was disappointed here. There are animations where monsters grab the heroine in a clinch and rape her, and CG art of rape if she dies. But this is catastrophically not enough. The content is monotonous, it is downloaded literally immediately
Bottom line:
Solid 3 stars. If we had added at least some kind of plot (at least a dumb excuse for why everything is happening), we could have put 4. But, alas, games without a story don't stick for a long time.