P.T.

 PlayStation 4
Metascore
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8.7

Generally favorable reviews- based on 369 Ratings

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  1. cabot970
    Aug 13, 2014
    10
    It is only a demo, but it is an excellent one. There are some excellent scares, an incredibly creepy house, and the reveal at the end if youIt is only a demo, but it is an excellent one. There are some excellent scares, an incredibly creepy house, and the reveal at the end if you do not already know it will make your jaw drop. Just make sure not to give up the first time you die, because it isn't the end. And most importantly, check absolutely everything for clues, it is the only way to progress.… Full Review »
  2. RecheSS
    Oct 21, 2014
    1
    This review contains spoilers, click full review link to view. its like slenderman game. daahh, this is not a silent hill.

    stop konami, first homecoming second silent hill downpour and now this screamer **** yamaoka    … Full Review »
  3. NattyNuNu
    Sep 19, 2014
    10
    This game is utterly petrifying. So frightening my partner, who also screamed out loud with me, had to walk me to the toilet. The graphics areThis game is utterly petrifying. So frightening my partner, who also screamed out loud with me, had to walk me to the toilet. The graphics are pretty sure but a hugs shout out for the sound design; in 5.1 the sound is a scary, and integral, part of the game. You'll jump, swear, get sweaty palms, and scream. You will definitely want to terrorise your friends and family with it too.

    It is also a staggering lesson in economy of gameplay, and place, that other developers should take more of; you'll only experience one corridor but the game is designed in such a way that it never feels repetitive or boring. It is the stark opposite of, for example a title like Destiny where there are multiple worlds and enemies yet every single mission feels exactly the same as the last.

    It might be a prequel to another game (though not a demo of that game) but it feels quite fully fledged. For a free title this was quite, quite special and could easily have been released as a full-price downloadable title (compare with the MGS prologue released at £30).

    All told this is quite a fabulous title.    … Full Review »
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