- November 9, 2018
- Abandoned House Studios
BLINK: The Last Night
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About
"BLINK: The Last Night" is a first-person puzzle-platformer game where players control a character with the ability to teleport or "blink" through levels. The game is set in an abandoned house with various rooms and environments, each containing challenging puzzles that require quick reflexes and strategic thinking to solve. With a focus on exploration and discovery, players must use their wits and blink ability to uncover the mysteries of the house and its troubled past.





- The game features impressive graphics and a compelling atmosphere that enhances the horror experience.
- Many players found the story intriguing and engaging, with potential for further development in future chapters.
- Despite some flaws, the game offers well-placed jump scares and a creepy ambiance that keeps players on edge.
- The game lacks a tutorial, leading to confusion about gameplay mechanics and objectives.
- Many players criticized the short length of the game, feeling it should not be sold as a full game but rather as a demo.
- Technical issues such as poor optimization, dark lighting without brightness settings, and bugs detracted from the overall experience.
story
60 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story concept is praised for its potential and intriguing elements, but the delivery is criticized for being confusing and poorly explained, leading to a lack of clarity. While some players found the narrative compelling and engaging, especially in the context of a series, others felt it was incomplete and abrupt, leaving many questions unanswered. Overall, the story shows promise but requires further development in future installments to fully realize its potential.
“The story is pretty compelling and there's some details to follow along that are pretty cool.”
“The story has a great build up to it, the jump scares really got me at times, the psychological horror side to the game really got to me, giving me this creepy, off feeling throughout, a bit like Layers of Fear did.”
“This isn’t a game you can just rush through and speed run; there are extensive bits of lore and storytelling all throughout the game.”
“Overall, I do not think this should be sold as a game. It is not finished and takes a half hour to walk through, with many empty areas you cannot access, a story that isn't explained properly, and with an abrupt ending.”
“3/10 story delivery (it's confusing, not good confusing but bad. I don't know where they lead us to with a story like that).”
“The story does lack somewhat, but this is the first of four games to be released, so this may be built on in the upcoming chapters.”