Join former Army soldier Miles Roberts as he wanders into the old estate at the bottom of Pineview Drive on a stormy night. From here begins a nightmare, from which it is necessary to escape.
Asking me if I recommend this game would be met with an inhale, stutter, pause, and a heavy sigh. As someone who has haphazardly wandered into this game and has no experience with the first Pineview Drive, I find this game has a severe lack of thought in some areas and then some truly cool moments in others.
Pros - Eerie atmosphere. Not really scary,...
Game itself is really just mediocre and a worse copy of Pineview Drive.
But as the game has one or two partially bugged achievements (one of them just won't unlock for me) and the devs aren't responding nor fixing it I have to give a thumbs down.
EDIT: So with some help I found out that there is a legal way getting this achievement, it is not completly...
Bottom line, it's fun.
It's also creepy as Hell.
Not the best graphics, but I love the lighting effects, most notably the lightning and the reflections. The flashlight almost seems to project it's light in front of or apart from the source, if that makes sense.
The audio is pretty good at creating sounds "off camera". The music doesn't really seem to...
I played the game for about an hour and I can say the game definitely has a creepy atmosphere and some jumpscares here and there, but in the end this game is not really all that fun due to a combination of a few things. One major thing was the fetch quest concept where the solution to go forward is to get an item from another room and use it to progress....
