You Will Die Here Tonight

I didn't like this game at first, but after getting the full feel of it and completing the achievements I nearly came to love it. The thing is, it's pretty rough around the edges. Just beating it on normal difficulty is not hard at all. It's like an indie Resident Evil with a meta story and game play. There's roguelike elements, but no random element and no limit to saving so there's always a way forward if you're careful. Your characters are kind of like expendable pawns in an experiment, hence the title. I like the whole concept and it's fun to think about what's going on each time your character dies and you have to select a new one. If your character falls into a pit of spikes, then when you respawn you will come back as another character and see their bloody corpse in the spikes. The game play is modeled after the Gameboy Color Resident Evil, a game almost everyone has forgotten. Basically you can approach enemies with your gun drawn or be forced into an encounter if they get ...

You Will Die Here Tonight 100% holds true to it's name. But I do admit, I love being pleasantly surprised to find a game that I enjoy and that also brings me back to the old days of Resident Evil for Playstation. YWDHT sparked my interest after watching a trailer so it was a must purchase for me. The graphics are PS era and YWDHT is a third/first person action, survival and horror shooter type of game. If you like OG RE and Dinocrisis then stay tuned and check out my pros and cons list! Pros * Boy oh Boy is this game a tribute to RE1, there are so many similarities it's almost uncanny. From the characters, how they dress, act and their dialogue to the the main part of the game taking place in a mansion with it's layout ridiculously close to RE1's mansion. Even to the level that I could point out exact rooms and placement of items. So again, if you like Resident Evil, you'll like YWDHT. * The core concept or loop to the game can be fun if you like games that you need to repeat sequ...

Its a cool idea, but not great execution. The survival horror side isn't very good, and the Until-Dawn Choices-Matter side isn't great either, so its just a slight novelty with not much substance. For survival horror, combat is not good, just repetitive and annoying, but i like the combat camera, its a cool stylistic choice. On the default difficulty you have too much ammo and the whole "either run or fight" thing isn't really much of a choice, they are usually in your way or run straight up to you so you have to fight, and again have so much ammo why wouldn't you? Environments aren't very varied and pretty stereotypical. I only found myself scared maybe once. Puzzles are all pretty straightforward, and (usually) don't have much consequence to you failing, Unfortunately any time their is a consequence, its usually an instakill, which is really more of an inconvenience. And speaking of, the choices-matter until-dawn esque hook, its pretty shoddy. You have next-to no personal attachmen...

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Loved it! It's a modern scratch for that OG Resident Evil itch.

It's not a bad game, but short and definitely not $20, get this for $10 and under and its a worthy time. I found some of the puzzles a bit stupid. Gameplay was solid, I would love for more games to have something similar but also a bit more refined. I would give this a 7/10.

Hybrid indie game of Resident Evil 1 exploration and House of the Dead shooting. Little goofy, but overall pretty cool!

A very interresting resident evil-like game. I hate the story though, or at least how it plays out. Kinda freakin dumb if you think about it. But its, fine, the game was fun and the combat gimmick is more akin to an RPG game than survival horror. Its weird, but in a refreshing way. And, the game makes use of it fully and does not overstay its welcome. A simpler game like this makes itself satisfying for its first playtrough length as well as being smartly designed with extra profesional mode second playtrough.