- February 15, 2024
- TheLaba
Cursed Enigma - The Midnight Apartment
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About
The Midnight Apartment marks the next chapter in the psychological horror series: CurseEnigma. It's about Franco, a man who recently got divorced and is trying to get used to his new home in an old Italian village. As he settles in, he meets strange neighbors, and a feeling of being watched and followed by an unknown force gets stronger after sunset. The game tells an exciting story, exploring the…






- The game features a strong atmosphere with good character development and an interesting story.
- Players found the game enjoyable and worth the price, appreciating its creepy vibes and smooth controls.
- The sequel successfully builds on the first game, with many players eager for future installments in the series.
- The game is very short, with many players wishing for a longer story and more plot development.
- There are some bugs present, including issues with clipping through doors and movement restrictions.
- Expectations were higher for this installment since it is not a free game, leading to some disappointment regarding its length and content.
story
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally well-received, with players appreciating its interesting plot and engaging atmosphere, often noting its creepy vibes and smooth controls. However, many reviewers express a desire for a longer narrative and deeper plot development, indicating that while the story is enjoyable, it leaves them wanting more. Overall, the story garners a score of around 7/10, with hopes for future expansions.
“This developer has a great story going here.”
“Seriously, it's a fun little game with an interesting story.”
“I hope the story continues as I would like to see more and I want to know what happens next.”
“It's a shame that the game isn't longer and develops the plot more.”
“The story and atmosphere are better than the last one, but the expectations were higher since this time it's not a free game.”
“Gameplay is way better than the first one, but I wish the story was a little bit longer.”