Comments - shmumbler

I'm really liking the vibes of this game. I know you've got some competition with Ghost Theory and 3:00AM Dead Time, but you seem like you've got a good schedule going. I wouldn't be surprised if you ended on top.
Also, I'm excited to hear about the beta! I'm an editor for an indie website that catalogues/reviews horror games (ScaredToPlay.com), so I appreciate the chance to check out what you've got, whether in the closed or open beta. Best of luck!

As I played this, my thoughts kept going back to the story of the Wendigo. Just in case you needed some inspiration for your next project. ;P

I loved this a lot. The scares actually work to make you feel paranoid and thus bring the atmosphere to the fore. The only thing I'd like to see added is the occasional glimpse of the spirit in a tree, as you hinted that this was its main method of movement.

Played through the new beta, and it (especially the Tunnels level) was absolutely terrifying. Out of curiosity, is there anyway to be able to review footage after completing a level? I don't know if you can do that with UDK, but having some sort of archives would be neat.

Funny, I got the Hyacinth ending when I was nice to her AND carried her at the end. Then again, I was kind of a **** to the other 2.

Sure thing.

Just played a minute or so to test things out. I'll stream it soon. First thing I notice was how obnoxious and loud the footsteps are, but that's just a minor complaint. I'm looking forward to giving it a whirl.

There's a demo link on their site: Xeniosvision.com

This looks absolutely awesome! Other games try to pull off the black/white style but fail miserably. However, in this case it works wonderfully. It definitely captures the mood, and the outlines make it not so hard on the eyes to differentiate things.

Someone obviously doesn't understand that there's more than one kind of horror.

Sarcastic? I can't tell.

I like the color, but I am interested as to how this looks without a blue filter.

As someone who came from the AAA crowd, I never heard of Paradox until I came to the indie scene.

*Tracking*
Looks beautiful. I love games with this kind of atmosphere. I hope the gameplay, ambience, and soundtrack end up being on the same level.

The fog and coloration is perfect.