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Mad Father
Jul. 22nd, 2021 07:26 amMad Father is an RPG Maker survival horror game about a cute girl living in an isolated mansion with her father, who is not 100% completely sane.
The game was remastered (if that's the right term) with updated graphics and sound design and released on Nintendo Switch last October. I'm not sure if it's worth $10, but the horror is delightfully cheesy and the jump scares are a lot of fun. I think the game is supposed to take about two to three hours to play, but I'm going slowly because the gameplay elements are somewhat poorly designed and I need to consult a walkthrough.
I started playing Mad Father because I couldn't deal with the handheld controls for Skyward Sword, so I finally bit the bullet and hooked the Switch up to the television. Skyward Sword's motion controls are better than they were for the Wii, but they're not great. I anticipate becoming extremely frustrated. What can you do.
Anyway, while I was playing Skyward Sword, I was thinking, You know what would look great on a giant screen? A 16-bit survival horror game.
And honestly? It's fantastic.And much more fun to play than Skyward Sword.
The game was remastered (if that's the right term) with updated graphics and sound design and released on Nintendo Switch last October. I'm not sure if it's worth $10, but the horror is delightfully cheesy and the jump scares are a lot of fun. I think the game is supposed to take about two to three hours to play, but I'm going slowly because the gameplay elements are somewhat poorly designed and I need to consult a walkthrough.
I started playing Mad Father because I couldn't deal with the handheld controls for Skyward Sword, so I finally bit the bullet and hooked the Switch up to the television. Skyward Sword's motion controls are better than they were for the Wii, but they're not great. I anticipate becoming extremely frustrated. What can you do.
Anyway, while I was playing Skyward Sword, I was thinking, You know what would look great on a giant screen? A 16-bit survival horror game.
And honestly? It's fantastic.
