Boston Nursing Home Reviews

Buggy mess.

Just finished playing. Some good scares, leads you to believe it is longer than it really is, but I enjoyed the experience, had some really cool horror elements, wish there was an actual story to uncover but it has a more social point in it''s narrative telling. Price may be a bit high for what it delivers, but if you're looking for a game with creepy atmosphere, and getting a few scares all in about an hour of play then maybe you'll feel the $5 is justified. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHQEGgWybpk

I sorta liked it at first however the when you use the flashlight it is that bright that you can't even see in front of you. Spoiler: At the end you have to find 5 ritual candles but because it takes so long to find them you run out of batteries for your flashlight so then you are just running around in the pitch dark so I ended up just leaving the game because I couldn't progress further. I don't really see this as a really bad game but it's just frustrating that your walking around for ages in such a large area running out of batteries. In most horror games you never get the time to explore before your batteries run out seems to be happening all the time no matter what horror game you play. I actually got a copyright strike on this video to. https://youtu.be/b0oCmCSn8z4

Meh out of 10. It wasn't good but it wasn't awful. $5 is way too much money for what you actually get which is about an hour of moderately janky gameplay with almost no direction. It is what it is. Spoops are less than average, but present. Hopefully the Devs do better on their next game.

I understand that this game isn't quite big or anything, and I understand that it was quite cheap, but I don't think it really lives up to the 5 dollar price tag, even. Here's why: - The game doesn't tell you what your goal is, I like to think that I'm not too much of an idiot, but not even an idiot of my caliber should spend half an hour clicking around a room to find out how to move down the hallway, looking for a key in a pretty straightforward area, in which I didn't even know that the key was needed, or figuring out how to dodge some floating grandma. If you want to know all the stuff so you may actually play the game, uncover this spoiler. [spoiler] look around the first area if you want to find a battery, but that's about it, the last stall in the bathroom has a key on top of the toilet. Use that to go upstairs. when in that upstairs hallway, the red button is useless. first open door on the right, click the painting. The rooms are mirrored so I don't remember which side, so just do both for these next three. click the garbage can by the door in the second set of rooms, it will be moved and there will be two keys to be grabbed for the next doors. Click all over the stack of books in the next set of rooms, one will lean back, and then you'll get to the next doors. Click all over where the pipes in the next rooms are leaking, one tile of wood will move, and you can make it to the next area. the key is on the sink in the bathroom, you'll go down to the security room and search in there, I believe it'll have another key or just something and you can go back to open the next door. Next area, look through everything for these red ritual candles, once you have 5, click the statue in the pentagram. If grandma sees you and screeches, run and crouch under one of those overhead things. There. Win. Game should take an hour tops, but took me two. [/spoiler] - Game is so EXTREMELY LOUD. No settings to turn it down, had my ears ringing first time granny screamed her head off. - I tried to read the papers, and sometimes the game would straight up crash, and I would have to restart. It would have been fun to play if it weren't so annoying.