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‘The Midnight Walk’ Review – An Artfully Grotesque and Occasionally Beautiful Walking Simulator
- ‘The Midnight Walk’ is a visually unique and darkly beautiful walking simulator that immerses players in a Burtonesque world hand-crafted with attention to detail.
- The gameplay primarily involves light puzzles, hide-and-seek with creatures, and unique art style experienced through VR for a closer look at textures and design.
- While some animations feature 'stop motion' style, a mix with smooth interpolation can be jarring and detract from the overall experience.
- The game lacks standout gameplay moments and a compelling storyline, relying heavily on its visuals to maintain player interest.
- The narrative, told by various unnamed narrators, feels cryptic and detached, potentially hindering player engagement.
- Despite the lack of immersive VR interactions like physically turning keys or opening doors, the game offers an option for up-close exploration.
- Opportunities for hands-on interactions, especially in VR, are missed, affecting the overall immersion and sense of presence in the game world.
- Comfort settings in VR, including slow movement and occasional head movements during cutscenes, may vary in their impact on player comfort levels.
- Accessibility features in ‘The Midnight Walk’ include various comfort settings, movement options, posture adjustments, and language support for a wider player base.
- Overall, while visually striking and artistically crafted, ‘The Midnight Walk’ relies heavily on its unique visuals, with basic gameplay and narrative elements.
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