- April 30, 2022
- Michael Derek
SICK
Platforms
About
"Sick" is a first-person thriller game set in the 1980s, where you play as Jack Willis, who has been sentenced to an eternity in hell. The game features an atmospheric and detailed environment with psychological horror elements, designed to provide a chilling experience. Gameplay includes intuitive mechanics, collecting and using items, and solving puzzles to help Jack find a way out of his suffering.











- The game has a good foundation and unique ideas, showing potential for future development.
- The graphics and atmosphere are well-received, contributing to an immersive experience.
- The developer is consistent with updates and bug fixes, demonstrating a commitment to improving the game.
- The game suffers from poor controls, performance issues, and a lack of direction, making it frustrating to play.
- Many players report it feels like an asset flip with heavy reliance on stock assets and jump scares.
- The gameplay can become monotonous, with repetitive tasks and poorly designed mechanics, such as hidden keys and lack of a save feature.
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is considered underdeveloped, with players noting a lack of depth and engagement. While the changing environments and atmospheric elements are praised, some players feel that the narrative does not provide enough substance to fully immerse them. Overall, there is potential for improvement, and many recommend waiting for further story enhancements before purchasing.
“I like the story idea, changing environments, the ambience, and the few jump scares I encountered.”
“The atmosphere and the way the game runs is very good, even if the story isn't fully developed yet.”
“At the moment of this review, there isn't much of a story at all from what I can tell.”
“I think this game has a lot of promise, but I would probably hold off on purchasing until it has more of a story.”