Your only weapons are your (limited) free will and your powers of deduction, as there are quite a few puzzles standing between you and progression of the story. There is actually zero combat in Layers of Fear. Naturally, the story makes you go into a creepy-looking basement your hackles are raised, your eyes are wide and your pulse is racing, which then becomes your standard state for the remainder of the game. The game starts off with you wandering around for a little while, just exploring, until you find a prompt to go to a certain location, and this is where the weird starts. I knew this game was of the horror genre before I booted it up and was already on high-scare alert. Now that’s out of the way, you’ll be happy to know that I actually managed to complete Layers of Fear in one sitting, and only had the life scared out of me numerous times. I have never managed to get past the dog corridor in Resident Evil and The Last of Us left me with some psychological damage. I will start this review off by stating that I am generally a bit of a coward when it comes to horror games. TL DR: Alcoholic artist has some worrying inner demons and a scary wife.įamily Friendly?: Click here to skip the detail and see if this game is right for your family!
PEWDIEPIE LAYERS OF FEAR PS4
Platform: Xbox One / Steam / PS4 (Reviewed on Xbox One)
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