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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
4-14-2008 @ 4:40PM
phanboy_iv said...
Yes. More single player FPS. Am I the only person that plays those anymore?
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4-14-2008 @ 10:33PM
Luiz said...
Dementium had everything to be a exploding release, but it had some major mistakes that made the game somewhat "dull". One example, at the beginning, there is a room where zombies crashes door e comes after you... but it isn't any scary, because the door crashing has absolutely no sound, so you do not shock youself playing. Also the zombies movements are too fast and unreal. Aside that, I liked the bgms and the scenery. It also failed some story-line, a involving one, that makes you think: "so what will happen then?" and this is what make many people play games, to be curious about "what next"! I hope they learn from the mistakes and make a more intriguing game!
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4-15-2008 @ 7:29AM
elend said...
Oh great. The screenshots look very nice. I love scary space stories.
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