- January 11, 2016
- NighthoodGames
Dark Night
32%Game Brain Score
humor
gameplay, music
40% User Score 30 reviews
Platforms
About
Welcome home Amelia, familiar eyes are watching you, and they want to play. Home alone you can feel them. You can hear their footsteps. You need to move. You have limited visibility. Light a matchstick to see in the dark. Close your eyes. Start begging for your life.

Audience ScoreBased on 30 reviews
humor2 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The game can be funny at times, providing some unexpected moments of humor.
- The concept of hiding and roaming around adds an interesting dynamic to the gameplay.
- Some players found the jump scares to be effective, creating moments of genuine fright.
- The game suffers from poor graphics and technical issues, including crashes and buggy enemy behavior.
- Many players found the gameplay frustrating due to unclear mechanics and the inability to escape from enemies.
- The overall design and execution of the game were criticized as cheap and lacking substance, making it unenjoyable.
gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay has been criticized for its poor mechanics and unappealing visuals, with users describing the textures and models as poorly designed. A recent patch intended to improve gameplay has instead been perceived as detrimental, leaving players dissatisfied with the overall experience.
“But coming to the game mechanics and content: literally every texture and every model looks like it could have easily been drawn by a drunk, autistic 4-year-old on crack.”
“There was a patch that 'changed' the game mechanics but in my opinion, it worsens an already terrible game.”
“Not the scenery, not the 'enemy' models, not the 'stealth' mechanics... nothing.”