Atama

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  1. bokarsh-z
    Nov 6, 2022
    0
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    even free not worth it
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    -vomiting graphics, bad lvl design and not scary stealth game.
    -core mechanic of seeing through enemies eyes but environment looks the same u dont know where the enemy go and bad ai.
  2. Axamoretl
    Nov 30, 2022
    8
    Atama is a First Person horror game from Team Zutsuu that features a "sight-jacking" system similar to that in Siren. As Kaede, you will traverse a cursed town trying to find your Aunt. But all around you are terrifying beings patrolling, stalking, hunting the streets.

    Atama is Team Zutsuu's first release, but manages to position itself as a strong base for which the group can build    Atama is a First Person horror game from Team Zutsuu that features a "sight-jacking" system similar to that in Siren. As Kaede, you will traverse a cursed town trying to find your Aunt. But all around you are terrifying beings patrolling, stalking, hunting the streets.

    Atama is Team Zutsuu's first release, but manages to position itself as a strong base for which the group can build upon.

    Level design is fair, with most sets relying on a clever use of patrol recognization, as well as manipulating the environment in various ways (via doors and switches) to create safe paths, or open new ones. At no point did I feel I was being unfairly caught, or that situations felt undoable. While the levels themselves are packed with interesting architecture, and the textures are great, the monster design feels a little one-dimensional, with awkward animations as well.

    The sound design is top notch, even if the sound effects are obvious or rudimentary. Enemies bark loudly when they see you, and mumble, gurgle, and growl as they lie in wait, or stalk around the levels. I will never forget that horrid baby babbling as long as I live.

    Variations on the monster patterns and behaviors often leads to some good jumpscares, and there's a tense atmosphere around as you try and sort out their locations.

    Team Zutsuu have put themselves in a good place to start, and I'm curious to see what they do next.    … Expand