"I was cautious in what I said before the young lady; for I could not be sure that she was sane" Life After Us is a series of short horror games based in a universe inspired by the stories of Edgar Allan Poe and HP Lovecraft. The System, the second in the series sees you tasked with locating a young woman who suffers from a mental illness. She is believed to have returned to Hawthorn Sanitarium where she was once a patient. It is here your search begins.
Horrible. I don't know if I've EVER played a worse game. It's disturbing to be disturbing, and you CAN'T have such a mature theme that is only carried out in ******* notes. ******** game. It's not "Edgy" or "beautifully disturbing" it's just ****. Stale gameplay that could've been made better by a group of monkeys, horrible story that's just disturbing for the sake of being disturbing.
Silent Hill 2 is an example of a game that handled delicate topics incredibly well. The character Angela was sexually and physically abused by her father, and the only way you find out is thinking (really) hard about all the symbolism the game throws at you. This game's story is just "Oh, I was raped, and I got my baby burned, and I can't leave" are you ******* kidding me? At least put some ******* EFFORT in you god damn mongoloids. Absolutely **** game, and I'd recommend it to no one ever in the history of ******* anything. Not scary, either.
Just like the other games of the series, The System is creepy and beautiful. The short, but horrifying plot is well thought out and nicely executed.