Linlinster

Review for First Times

Holy crap. I'm still completely creeped out. I'm lucky I live with roommates, lest I'd be absolutely terrified if I were alone--hell, I'm still terrified, just a -teensy- bit less than I would be if I were in a house alone.

This is true horror genre in text form. I can't believe how much detail there was in this game. It was incredibly chilling, but like a good read you just have to keep going. Sir Robb, if you ever made a book for this, I wouldn't read it because I'd be way too scared. *laugh* Sorry, buddy, but I like to sleep. :>

There were a few bugs, one bug in particular I managed to get out of. This one was the last part of the game when you take the knife. Exiting the room I found there were no directions available on the compass. I have to 'look' and then 'go [direction]' in order to get out of the room. There was another time when the compass directions told me I could go south and north, but when I clicked on them, they said "You can't go that way" or something along those lines. I did the same 'look', 'go [direction]' trick and that solved it. I agree with some reviewers who say that the cutscenes went very quickly (such as the three people one) and I couldn't react in time because I was trying to read what was going on. People who are having trouble with finding the plunger, look in the room with all the syringes. Try taking all the things in the room. I noticed I had the plunger in my inventory after I thoroughly searched the room, so make sure you do that as well...even if it is chilling to do so, especially with all the messages...

Just to add, I had gotten the Renaissance ending, but according to other reviewers there are more ends available. Also, according to lord_yo, you can read the source code to see the others as well...not sure how to do that, but I'd love to see them.

Anyway, good job Robb. Keep it up. I support your work, even if it scares the living daylights out of me. :>