Scorn Game Review

Scorn is a human-first-person creepy horror game with atmospheric atmosphere that plays out in an atmospheric world with bizarre forms and somber tapestry.
The concept behind it is to “be thrown into this world”. You will be isolated and lost in this dreamlike atmosphere. The setting’s unsettling nature is an entire world.
Each area has its own story, puzzles and characters. They all play a role in the formation of a whole universe. In the game, you’ll discover new places you will acquire different skills weaponry, items, and other weapons as well as try to grasp the sights presented to you.
GAMEPLAY Features
-Cohesive “lived-in” world – Scorn unfolds within an open-ended, open-world with various interconnected areas. Each region is a maze-like structure with various rooms and paths to discover. The plot is told completely inside the game. The game doesn’t cutting scenes that distract you from the grim reality of your life. However, keep an eye on things because the game doesn’t give anyone any emotion if you fail to notice something vital while on your journey. Every thing has a purpose and reason – all you have to do is determine what it is.
Body awareness is full-on: Users can feel more immersed in the game when they’re aware of their character’s movements and the body. The environment is interacting with you in a real way. Pick up objects by using your hands rather than floating through the air. Equipment and devices can be controlled by gripping the controls.
It is limited and defined by inventory and ammunition management. It’s a major factor in keeping players in an even greater state of consciousness throughout the game. The players will need to think about when to combat and when they should take the cover of their surroundings and how they impact the environment around them. There will be a need for diverse play styles to progress.
— Scorn the first part of two? Is the part of the game separated?
We are planning to make it available in 2 components. The first part will come out in 2018.
The two games represent all you’ll ever need to know about. It will not be DLC expansions, sequels, or DLC. Ever.


Reviewed by mysexgamer naruto