Reviewers Liked
- Haunting music and atmosphere
- Plenty of strategic depth
- Game Plus Mode lets you get serious
- Provides some good scares
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Difficulty fades away once you become more powerful
Eldritch
74
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Settle in, then. Embrace this eternal library of ancient horrors. Turn the pages and venture out to strange lands where awful creatures slither and hop. You'll be glad you did - not that gladness is a terribly appropriate emotion here.
By EuroGamer onBut the speed and arbitrary nature of death means that the crazy desperate stories of near-death (or death) that make other games in the genre so memorable are unlikely to occur. Because of this, Eldritch can't quite take its place with the best of them.
By IGN onBears the telltale stress marks of an indie title struggling to meet a far greater vision than what it's capable of. Occasionally that vision is glimpsed amid the game's better moments, but otherwise it's just a perilously short, simple action game with...
By New Game Network onAn accomplished Lovecraftian adventure with a bunch of potential that gives up its deeper secrets too...
By PC Gamer onEldricth é um jogo que mantém um nível de desafio constante, capaz de mantê-lo sempre atento e temeroso do conteúdo da próxima sala. Apesar de alguns problemas com a narrativa e a estrutura, a jogabilidade criativa, as dungeons aleatórias e o visual...
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