- February 5, 2024
- Jeremy Fischer
The Lancaster Leak - Entity Exam
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About
"The Lancaster Leak - Entity Exam" is the third episode in the series, featuring a leaked training protocol from the E.R.D. for agents to handle entities and survival skills. The 30-40 minute game has a linear story with minor jump scares, recommended for those who have played the previous games. This text, image, and audio-based game prepares players for a final exam through six sections, with warnings for sensitive audiences.



- The game features a compelling story and a creepy atmosphere that effectively utilizes jump scares.
- Entity Exam is praised for its engaging gameplay, unique mechanics, and the way it builds on the lore of the series.
- The audio design and overall presentation create an immersive experience, making it a standout entry in the Lancaster Leak series.
- Many players found the reliance on AI-generated content and cheap jump scares to detract from the overall horror experience.
- There are numerous typos and grammatical errors that disrupt immersion and detract from the game's quality.
- Some players felt that the gameplay was tedious and not as engaging as expected, particularly in the earlier games of the series.
- gameplay20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it lacking in depth, primarily consisting of walking along paths or completing training exercises that serve more as lore delivery than engaging mechanics. However, others appreciated the smooth controls and atmosphere, noting that the game effectively incorporates jump scares and maintains a fun experience despite its simplicity. Overall, while some elements are well-executed, many feel the gameplay could benefit from more compelling interactions.
“The gameplay now takes the form of a series of training exercises for a new agent induction, which is a great way to justify a lore-dump while cleverly sneaking in the possibility of jump scares.”
“Perfectly segmented, great atmosphere and gameplay.”
“Really fun game, the mechanics were smooth and easy while still actually monitoring what you were doing.”
“Park has some cool audio towards the end of the game, but for the most part is entirely devoid of gameplay except for walking along a dirt path.”
“I also think this game would have been better as a YouTube video as the gameplay isn't really compelling in any capacity.”
“First, I was skeptical since I knew the focus would be on completing tests and not having a gameplay approach similar to previous episodes.”