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About This Game Long Night: Alone I break is the first episode of a three episodes season. The next episodes will be released in the next few monthsConceptLong Night is a Third Person Survival-Horror video game series which aims to reconnect with the atmosphere of its ancestors, the old classics from the 90's and early 2000With this game Trickster Face wants to put Lurking Fear back to the center of the gaming experience, rather than pure action sustained by an escalation of noisy special effects. Here we have no shot guns nor giant monsters, but simply David, a youngster who can only count on your pugnacity and your instinct, to survive, and save his friends.SynopsisThis black tale takes place in an American holiday camp next to a forest, at the end of a summer in the nineties. The heroes are a group of four teenage friends, accustomed to meet there every year. Spending their last evening together telling horror stories for fun, they find themselves plunged into a nightmare, bringing their most secret anguishes to life, tormenting them. All of a sudden everyone is on his own. During the night David will try to find and help his friends, but doing so, he will have to face worse than the fear that pursues him.Features:- Take control of your environment, keep the balance of your mental state to run and hide from your nemesis - Resolve enigma to understand the intimacy of the 4 teenagers and become the wall between them and their fears. - Explore Long Night camp to discover great side quests, giving better understanding of the background.- Choose to play with Old School (without checkpoints and interaction icons) or Modern Gameplay (with all the help you want)Warning:Long Night is rated 17+ M for mature by ESRB for the following contentViolenceBloodSexual ThemesNudity 7aa9394dea Title: Long NightGenre: Action, Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Trickster FacePublisher:Trickster FaceRelease Date: 7 Jul, 2014 Long Night Ativador Download [License] all night long x factor. long night mod install. wolverine the long night full podcast. gta long night zombie city. the long night ps4. long night ringtone. long night prequel series. all night long (x 3). long night lee kernaghan. long night against procrastination 2019. wolverine the long night download. long night chance the rapper. the long night freefolk. the long night episode 3. taeyeon all night long english. trucos de gta long night pc. long nights eddie vedder download mp3. long night military tactics. how long is night nation run. long night's journey into day. long night game of thrones music. long night journey into day. long night t shirt. 5 long night. long night episode review. long night ahead. long night episode game of thrones. long night cost. long night at camp blood. long night's journey into day documentary full. the long night 2019. long night of science. long night macun. long night in wrong beach. long day's journey into night torrent. all night long download lionel richie. long night tactics. the long night episode 4. girltrash all night long torrent. the long night knights of the vale. girltrash all night long full movie watch online. girltrash all night long free full movie. long night at camp blood. long night moon lyrics. all night long full movie download. download game gta long night zombie city. all night long upchurch lyrics. wolverine long night episode 8. long nightdress. long night hindi song. helvetia all night long 09/06. long night ukulele. long night series. taeyeon all night long english translation. wolverine the long night finale. long night band. long night episode cost. wolverine long night episode 9. long night of the soul. long day's journey into night free pdf. long day's journey into night full text free My first impression:Long night indeed looks and feels like the old horror adventures I used to love during the Playstation era. I am not very far in the game (I hope), but I am already certain, that I will finish it.A few (unsorted) notes:- The controls are as good or as bad as most action adventures of the era Long Night tries to connect to.- There is no combat. Think Clocktower, not Resident Evil.- There is little explanation of the health system. Sometimes I die, sometimes I don't.- You can turn off checkpoints (there are save points, make sure to memorize the locations) and interaction popups (tapping A\/X while bumbing along the wall is back, yay). This replaces a difficulty system and greatly improves immersion.- The game is not dubbed.- Story is represented by short visual novel style films.- Make sure you are a quick reader! The text in the videos is so fast, reading the text, looking at the picture and understanding what's going on can be a pain.- There is a lot of text to read. Books, notes, journals, diaries. You can also click on most items and read a description. This is a feature most modern games are missing. Yes, I want to read more about that picture on the wall, that plate on the table and that empty bed with smelly sheets. Well done!- Most of the text was obviously not written by an English native speaker. This might be bad for some, but it brings back the charme of the genre ca. 2000, when all games like this came from Japan, with weird translations. This one however, rather sounds like good French English... and I was right, it's a French developer!- You can freely roam the camp, as free as you can roam any place in a horror game at least.- As the main cast is a bunch of teens, be ready for a lot of teen tropes.- There is an actual inventory.- I spent 88 minutes in the game without finding a map. The camp is not that big, but...- ...the camera angles do not really help in finding my way and knowing where I am. I actually have no idea of the geometry of that camp, thanks to that camera. Like I said, the game reproduces a late 90's charme, including those fun details we actually never missed. EDIT: According to the comments, there is a map. Thanks to Choux.The first five minutes were full of "Ugh, the visuals!" and "Err, controls...", but then it was like "Aaaah, I missed it!"Best five bucks I have spent in a while!. https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=trvprxLUolk\tLong Night is an adventure\/horror game operated entirely by thekeyboard, with no mouse options. It is told in a third person perspective,with a comic-esque feel. The story is upfront, but the atmosphere is what gives this game meaning. Rather than a horror feel, this game has a detective element to it. \tI didn't really experience a feeling of horror, or being afraid ofwhat lurks around the corner, but if you look at it as a detective game witha spook element, this game does well.\tI enjoyed the story arc and atmosphere of the game, but unfortunatelyit is part one of a series that isn't going to be completed. Based on that,as a consumer I would not recommend this game, as it leaves an unsatisfiedfeeling.This is a summary of my review video, which I encourage you to watch if you are looking for a more in-depth review.Thanks for your viewership and support; for more videos click here:http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/user\/SocioPyscho. Not recommended. Could dig the oldschool survival horror in general, if the execution weren't so terrible. If you still want to get it, note that this is only episode 1, and there is no continuation after the cliffhanger ending of this VERY short episode.The premise is classic and compelling - haunted camping grounds, Native American ghost legends, with a nice dose of personal psychological horrors the character\/s has\/have to deal with. A camping trip with friends, a local urban legend, a spooky dare gone wrong, and our protagonist finds himself alone and scared, looking for his friends and hunted and haunted by a ghostly woman. So far, so good. The added effect of monitoring the protagonist's fear-level and dealing with his asthma (?) to reduce it seems a nice touch, but lacks in effects and ends up looking more like a poor attempt to emulate similar elements from better games.The gameplay suffers primarily from stiff, occasionally bugged controls and repetitive elements. While I don't mind the often surprising and - with a few unintentionally comical exceptions - rather unforgiving attacks and opportunities to die so much, given that it's rare you'll make too much progress without coming across a save point (use those whenever you see them - you'll often backtrack to older ones, but there aren't that many in the game), I do mind their unoriginality. A few "bad choice" deaths and a slightly more interesting though very railroaded boss fight notwithstanding, the primary threat is the aforementioned ghost woman, who will upon your entering an area occasionally appear, scream, and begin to chase you down. Once or twice you may be lucky and she will disappear before reaching you (she also seems unable to enter certain areas, making it easy for you to lose her depending on your positioning) but for the most part she will insta-kill you upon reaching you. To evade her, you may simply dodge into one of the designated hide spots, and it is generally very easy to lose her, unless you happen to be badly positioned, such as trapped by a dead end. The game therefore presents mostly frustration-deaths, forcing you to backtrack a little and try again, hoping for a better angle this time. The faulty controls may also do you a disservice here if you enter an area from the wrong side and directions are mirrored until you let go of your movement keys for a moment. Not so convenient when you're running for your life.My greatest problem with the game is, however, that it is insultingly short. Yes, even for the price, even for an "episode 1". If you're an idiot like me and need forever to understand that no, you really can't\/shouldn't taunt the ghost and lead her on a merry chase, you may spend up to two hours on it. I like trying things out, and I can be stubborn when I think a boss fight should work the way I want it to work, what can I say - entirely my fault. But more than likely, you will be done much quicker.All in all, there was some real potential for an indy game here. I don't mind the rough edges such as some (!) issues with the controls, the mediocre graphics, or the nostalgia feeling of a somewhat rough and tumble, simple third personal survival game. But with the complete lack of conclusion or real explanation of the setting (you may piece it together from notes you find, if you care to read them all), the short duration, and the additional flaws of repetitive gameplay and stiff, buggy controls, I can't even use nostalgia as an excuse to recommend it. You may think "It's only five bucks!" or "It's on sale!" but for that money, you'll be left with what feels like nothing but the barest prologue to a game.I'd completely change my mind if it were finished, but it isn't, and from the looks of it it won't be, so I can't recommend this game.To the developers, it'd be prudent to finish the game and move away from the episodic release. For everybody who has already bought your game, they have already overpaid for it. Not that I imagine that will happen, but here are my two cents.. Long Night is the kind of game that’s heavily inspired by the PlayStation era of survival horror games, which is both admirable and appreciated, but it is ultimately an experience marred by a few annoyances that keep it from being great. But despite its flaws, it has a certain charm about it that has me anxiously awaiting its follow up episodes. And for $5, you can’t go wrong giving the first episode a shot.I only hope that the development team takes the available constructive criticism and use it to improve this neat little series they’ve started.Full review: http://www.relyonhorror.com/reviews/review-long-night-episode-1/. I really wanted to like this game, but alas. The controls are not very intuitive and the entire thing, while pretty, is badly designed. The main character is incapable of running in a straight line, which means that as you are chased by insanly fast enemies, you pinball back and forth on the enviroment in die. A lot. In addition, they tried to be artistic with the camera angles, but it simply made the controls even more difficult and made it hard to see. Overall, I wouldn't recommend it, even if you do have a game pad. Save yourself the anger.. The controls felt weird and broken for the most part. I couldn't sit for more than 15 minutes a session but I can see some potential there. Sadly it felt incomplete to me.. Okay, the execution of it all was pretty good. The developers took some serious inspiration from Silent Hill with surreal atmospheres, frustratingly deliberate camera angles and view-dependent control schemes. Overall, it was well executed.The reason I do not recommend this game is that it is waaay too short. I know it's only episode 1, but the 2.4 hours I spent playing the game do not warrant the $5 I spent to get it. Most of 2.4 hours I spent playing this was me repeating the same frustrating chase scene or overly confusing shark puzzle. I know this is titled as "episode 1" but even episodes have resolutions to the stories within them. The story that was started was in no way resolved, and the ending rasied way more questions than it did answers. I left the game feeling unsatisfied, and wanting more than I got. While wanting more is usually a good sign, and encourages players to buy the next piece of the series, I don't think I will be buying the next one. Especially if the episode is as short as this one was. If you want to spend $5 on a very small, albeit well done, content then maybe Long Night is your time. The cut scenes were well done, the atmosphere was spot on, but I honestly feel like the developers could have released more content, or at least fixed a few common bugs in gameplay before release. It's not as if the game is bad by any means... it's actually really good! It just feels more like a long demo than it does a first episode to a series.I really liked the world of Long Night, but I would not buy the next episode unless I was assured there be more content and less glitchy gameplay.. Just stay away from this Game.. The controls felt weird and broken for the most part. I couldn't sit for more than 15 minutes a session but I can see some potential there. Sadly it felt incomplete to me.