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A white screen fades as a running rivulet provides a natural soundtrack. I’m standing in front of a building that’s shockingly bright, bleached bricks blur my vision for a minute. Through the haze, the splash of green on the foliage combined with the smudged grey of the rolling mountains gives the impression that I’ve arrived at a watercolor painting. Everything comes into focus now. The building that blinded me earlier has become easier to examine, and though I can’t see inside, I imagine that I would find a hearth in it.
GameCrate: "October is here, and for a lot of people, that means watching horror flicks and playing scary video games all month long. It’s all in preparation for Halloween, a day to embrace your inner, scary-story-loving, candy-adoring child. We’re celebrating Halloween in a big way here at GameCrate: instead of relegating this wonderful day to a single 24-hour period, we’re doing it all month long. Over the next few weeks we’ll be taking a look 31 different quality scary games, one for every day of the month of October."
DHGF: Anna is an esoteric title that offers more in the way of offering players a chance to feel creeped out as opposed to hiding-under-the-covers-with-t he-lights-on horror. You likely won’t find yourself screaming for your mother, but you may have a couple of disturbing dreams afterward. The game offers a strong storyline which will satisfy the more curious players through repeated playthroughs, but has a simple ending for those who don’t want to spend time with the more obtuse puzzles. Dreampainters creates a fantastic atmosphere through detailed imagery and ambient sound, but misses the mark a little on the user interface side of things. For someone who isn’t terribly into horror games, I thought it to be a good experience and don’t regret playing it.
DSOGaming writes: "Kalypso Media Digital announced today the impending release of Anna – Extended Edition for PC and Mac via digital download partners"
