While Obscure: The Aftermath doesn't bring anything new or innovative to the table, it still plays like a pretty solid, yet dated, survival-horror game. The voice acting is so bad it makes you want to turn the sound off, but the music is good enough to force you to leave it on. The game is filled with "Wait… what?" moments in regards to the plot, but getting from point A to point B is a fairly enjoyable experience.
ObsCure: The Aftermath features an improvement of nearly all of the hang-ups that held the first game back.
Survive the horror.
Jae tries to keep his pants clean for this one.
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ObsCure and ObsCure: The Aftermath Coming To Steam In Early March With Updated Features
Pretty decent horror games. Might have to get these, played the first one on Xbox but not played the 2nd one.
