Into The Dark is a fan-made game that looks to be different to any other horror game recently. A new trailer and screenshots have been released to show you the horrors and surprises you can expect.
Gruugghhhhh.... Not the dulcet tones of Nazi zombies erupting from the grave or the thrum of genetically-engineered mutants stalking the halls of World War II bunkers - this is the sound of crushing disappointment. The zombies awkwardly pop from thin air. The mutants loiter dumbly in poorly lit and textured corridors. The reviewer, bemused, reviews... what went wrong? It’s not clear at first... it’s like looking Into the Dark.
CalmDownTom says, "I implore you to take your hard-earned money elsewhere. Buying trash like this signals that the market wants more, and I just can’t bring myself to play crap like this on a regular basis."
Dealspwn.com writes: "How can you criticise a game that's purposefully designed to be crap?
I asked myself that question several times while playing Into The Dark, an indie horror FPS from Austrian studio Homegrown Games. Knowing that their low-budget title (built using FPS Creator, no less) would probably attract a lot of flack for being rough around the edges, the canny team decided to embrace their lack of resources as an opportunity rather than a hurdle. Into The Dark was therefore billed as a B-Movie grindhouse homage, which was nothing less than a stroke of genius."
