- November 17, 2019
- Simon CLAVEL
Skyland 1976
Platforms
About
"Skyland 1976" is a narrative-driven survival-horror game where you play as Simon Hopper, searching for your sister Alice who disappeared in the Grayson forest in 1976. The game takes place near a government facility called Skyland, and you must uncover the truth behind Alice's disappearance while surviving against enemies and managing resources. The game features puzzles to solve and a growing sense of horror as you delve deeper into the mystery.











- The game features a captivating story and an oppressive atmosphere that keeps players engaged.
- There are good jumpscares and a variety of gameplay elements, including puzzles and stealth mechanics.
- The graphics and sound design are well-executed, contributing to an immersive experience.
- The gameplay can feel repetitive, with a lot of walking and backtracking between locations.
- The AI is poorly designed, making enemies easy to evade and reducing the overall challenge.
- There are numerous bugs and glitches, along with a frustrating inventory system that complicates gameplay.
story
23 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is a mixed bag, with many players praising its captivating and intricate narrative that keeps them engaged, while others criticize it as clichéd and lacking originality. The atmosphere and backstory, particularly regarding a mental hospital and military experiments, are highlighted as strong points, though some find the pacing and character development lacking. Overall, the story is seen as a significant aspect of the game, with enough depth to intrigue players despite some flaws.
“The game focuses on a captivating story and an oppressive atmosphere.”
“Good game with a captivating story that keeps you wanting more.”
“There are also a lot of deeply detailed notes that aid in the creation of an intricate backstory about the military complex and the abhorrent experiments that it ran.”
“I didn't because the game and the story is total garbage.”
“Lmao don't blame this is the oldest most overused extremely boring mystery story in literature; everyone is sick of this crap.”
“The plot is drab, the gameplay is drab, and every chapter blends together.”