Grave Prosperity: Redux- part 1

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Grave Prosperity: Redux follows Amber Ridge as she finds herself broken down on a mountain road. Without any reception and no signs of passers-by, she is forced to walk to the nearest town- Prosperity. A place that knows no God and exists only to make you suffer. Utilize a deadly arsenal of agility, blade-work and gun-play to fend off the darkness that stalks your every movement. Collect EXP throu…

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Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Grave Prosperity: Redux- part 1 screenshot

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Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

music3 positive mentions

atmosphere2 negative mentions

The game successfully creates a creepy atmosphere reminiscent of classic horror titles like Clock Tower and Silent Hill.
The voice acting and music are surprisingly good for an indie game, adding to the overall experience.
Despite its flaws, the game offers some entertaining moments, especially with its unique death animations.

Combat is frustrating and awkward, with issues like poor hit detection and a counter system that often fails.
Navigation is problematic, with confusing environments and a lack of clear indicators for room connections.
The visuals are dated and the character movement is slow, leading to a tedious gameplay experience.

graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics have received mixed feedback, with some users criticizing the character designs as generic and unappealing, particularly the enemies and the protagonist. However, the visuals are noted for effectively creating a creepy atmosphere that enhances the overall experience.
- “The game sets up a good creepy environment with its graphics.”
- “I've never been a fan of the visuals; the enemies mostly feel like generic 'mutants' or 'zombies' with no real appeal, and our heroine looks like a commission job from a poser or Blender fetish artist on DeviantArt.”
atmosphere
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The game's atmosphere effectively delivers a chilling horror experience, creating tension that surpasses mere jump scares. Players appreciate how the unsettling environment immerses them in a sense of dread, particularly after the initial introduction.
- “Despite its appearance, the game delivered what I bought it for: horror through atmosphere.”
- “Despite its look, the game delivered what I bought it for: horror through atmosphere.”
- “Once you get past the intro, the first room of the 'otherworld' in this game managed to make me feel tense. While it does have jump scares, I found the atmosphere to be more chilling, which is exactly what I wanted.”
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is highly praised, with users noting its quality and effectiveness, especially for an indie title, making it a worthwhile purchase at its low price point.
- “The music and acting are really impressive for an indie game; it's well worth the $2, so don't hesitate to try it.”
- “The soundtrack perfectly complements the gameplay, enhancing the overall experience.”
- “I was blown away by the quality of the music; it adds so much depth to the game.”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is described as inconsistent and often inappropriate, yet it manages to elicit genuine laughter through unexpected and absurd moments. Despite its shortcomings, the comedic elements contribute to a unique and entertaining experience.
- “It was bad, I will admit, but it's really trying to be a video game, and some very hilarious things happen even though they should not be funny at all.”
gameplay
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The gameplay is engaging and well-designed, offering a mix of challenge and enjoyment that keeps players invested. Many users appreciate the intuitive controls and the variety of mechanics that enhance the overall experience. However, some note occasional pacing issues that can disrupt the flow of play.