My Reviews

This is one of the best combinations of Scandinavian folklore and gameplay I've ever seen. I've played through every location with great pleasure and even sometimes get a pleasant fatigue from the gameplay. This is a fabulous gaming masterpiece.

This game is a small black velvet that shines very brightly. Being in the world of this game, I was not bored for a single second, I just enjoyed the county style dialogues and such a pleasant mixture of what the game is made of.

Great horror in both mechanics and in detail, and the setting where the events occurring adds attractiveness. Classic genre mechanics add attractiveness and I was definitely not boring during the passage.

If the visuals are part of it and the location is the embodiment of the plot of the plot, it's very good. And this game has a plot that is really sad during the entire game, not in a moment. Such a strong religious dramatic experience that complements the finale

The graphics allow you to admire the views, you can argue about the action and some elements of the gameplay, but the spirit of Lara's adventures is present and this is the main thing. I got a lot of pleasure mixed with a bit of sadness, but this is not

As a typical representative of the genre, the game is pretty good and the characters are pretty likable, but the gameplay sometimes tired me, so I wouldn't call it great.

Such a pleasant combination of horror and grace turned out that the pleasure did not let me go for a minute during the passage. This stylization under the PS 1 has its own special charm and the story is a good horror that is interesting because it will scare you

I didn't like the art design, lighting and gameplay of the puzzles. But the plot and the mind games that the game played with me and the gameplay of one puzzle weren't very good. So my impressions were about halfway good, but there was a lot of sadness afterwards. But

The game has very strong points as an atmospheric horror with an extremely interesting Scandinavian setting. However, the technical part, combined with some plot moments that are not related to the Nordic component, cause me a slight disappointment, but to such a level that if you like Nordic folklore, playing