Let me first get this out of the way by saying, I love the hell put of Eden Log. It's a simple premise that is typically used in many survival horror video games. Your character wakes up, and has no idea of who they are or what they were doing. You have to piece everything together along the way with the narrative.
The best Sci Fi or Horror is all about atmosphere with me, and the creators go all put building atmosphere. From the color palete to the architecture, all designed to put you at unease. The way that Aliens put winding corridors and conduits as a set peice to give a techno-organic mood to everything, Eden Log does the same.
If you are looking for an action hero to zoom all around. Killing things with quips. You're not going to like it.
Eden Log is about piecing the mystery back together. This is like a movie in the realm of the Dead Space games. Near the end of the movie, I was almost expecting a boss health bar to appear. They do not do anything as simplistic as that, but by the end the mystery is solved and you get your closure. If mood is your thing, you'll probably like Eden Log.
The best Sci Fi or Horror is all about atmosphere with me, and the creators go all put building atmosphere. From the color palete to the architecture, all designed to put you at unease. The way that Aliens put winding corridors and conduits as a set peice to give a techno-organic mood to everything, Eden Log does the same.
If you are looking for an action hero to zoom all around. Killing things with quips. You're not going to like it.
Eden Log is about piecing the mystery back together. This is like a movie in the realm of the Dead Space games. Near the end of the movie, I was almost expecting a boss health bar to appear. They do not do anything as simplistic as that, but by the end the mystery is solved and you get your closure. If mood is your thing, you'll probably like Eden Log.