SEPTEMBER 1999

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6.5

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  1. xalugg2
    May 5, 2023
    1
    O jogo e ruim não tem perseguição e ainda e curto poderia pelo menos ter mais coisas e poder tipo sei la e ir para fora da casae so um exemploO jogo e ruim não tem perseguição e ainda e curto poderia pelo menos ter mais coisas e poder tipo sei la e ir para fora da casae so um exemplo mas que esse jogo e curto não e um exemplo, esse jogo sim poderia ter mais coisa o jogo tem 7 ou 8 minutos de duração no maximo foi o que eu vi quando acabei não recomendo para quem quer gravar videos ou jogar jogos mais sabe e isso… Full Review »
  2. xalugg
    Dec 13, 2022
    1
    O jogo e ruim não tem perseguição e ainda e curto poderia pelo menos ter mais coisas e poder tipo sei la e ir para fora da casae so um exemploO jogo e ruim não tem perseguição e ainda e curto poderia pelo menos ter mais coisas e poder tipo sei la e ir para fora da casae so um exemplo mas que esse jogo e curto não e um exemplo, esse jogo sim poderia ter mais coisa o jogo tem 7 ou 8 minutos de duração no maximo foi o que eu vi quando acabei não recomendo para quem quer gravar videos ou jogar jogos mais sabe e isso… Full Review »
  3. PublicNuisance
    Nov 14, 2021
    9
    My initial reaction to September 1999 was “well there isn’t much to do”. Which is true, you don’t do any interacting at all. You can walkMy initial reaction to September 1999 was “well there isn’t much to do”. Which is true, you don’t do any interacting at all. You can walk around but that is all. What the game does well is literally everything else. The game has an absolutely fantastic atmosphere that is downright creepy. The graphics, while grainy, actually work for the setting as you are supposed to be watching found footage from a time when video quality was bad. The house felt lived in as well and had good minor details. The audio was perfect at setting a bleak mood where you just know something has gone wrong.

    I played the game on Linux using Valve’s Proton. It never crashed on me. I did notice an issue where you get a coloured screen a few times but after looking at a play through online I can say this was a video codec issue with Wine and all you missed was a fuzzy screen that served as a transition. In any case one could say the coloured screen showing up on found footage almost worked in it’s favour as that is similar to what a television would see if it was an emergency broadcast. There is no save feature but the game literally lasts for just over five minutes so this isn’t an issue. There is one graphics setting and a resolution selector. Alt-Tab didn’t work. You can pause the game if needed. Performance was great with no slow downs or lag.

    Game Engine: Unity
    Disk Space Used: 459 MB

    Graphics Settings Used: Ultra, 1920x1080
    GPU Usage: 66-81 %
    VRAM Usage: 1412-1670 MB
    CPU Usage: 16-25 %
    RAM Usage: 3.2-3.3 GB
    Frame Rate: 138-143 FPS

    If you don’t like walking sim type games then you probably won’t like this but if you do or just love creepy horror games then you should enjoy yourselves. If I could make one change it would be to have more interaction with the objects but as is this is a solid experience. The game is free so it’s hard to argue with the value.

    My Score: 9/10

    My System:

    AMD Ryzen 5 2600X | 16GB DDR4-3000 CL15 | MSI RX 580 8GB Gaming X | Mesa 21.2.3 | Samsung 970 Evo Plus 500GB | Manjaro 21.1.6 | Mate 1.26.0 | Kernel 5.14.10-1-MANJARO | AOC G2460P 1920*1080 @ 144hz | Proton 6.3-7    … Full Review »
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