v1.011
Release Date: May 28, 2020
Genres/Tags: Adventure, First-person, 3D, Horror
Developer: Camel 101
Publisher: Wired Productions
Platform: PC [Repack]
Engine: Unity 5
Steam User Rating: 62% of user reviews are positive (based on 107 reviews)
Interface Language: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil
Audio Language: English, German, Simplified Chinese
Crack: built-in (CODEX CrackFix)
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Minimum requirements:
Operating System: Windows Vista 64-bit
Processor: Core i3 2.4Ghz
RAM: 4 GB
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260 / AMD Radeon HD 5750. OpenGL 3.3
DirectX: 11
HDD Space: 12 GB
Description :
Many of us have felt afraid of the dark at some point in our lives but those who remain takes that irrational phobia and imbues it with some tangible Menace. this creepy psychological thriller will kill you should you so much as set one foot into its shadows. It despite its intriguing horror premise some control shortcomings and a disjointed flow to its narrative. prevent those who remain from being a consistent thrill for its full 6 hour duration. You players Edward a guilt-ridden man making his way to a discreet highway motel with the intention of breaking things off with his mistress and getting his failing marriage back on track. however he's soon forced to make his way on foot through the small town of dormant. where he's haunted by dark demons that lurk both in his present surroundings and emerge from the events of his past. which has happened those who remain cultivates an ominous ambience with each location you visit shrouded in a darkness that's only pierced by the glowing blue eyes of the malevolent silhouettes that lurk within it. while some of its attempted jump scares admittedly fall flat. the first few times I flicked a light switch on and off and watched a hoard of stationary shadow people blink in and out of existence was certainly a chilling sight to behold, other neat tricks like PT inspired infinite hallway loops also helped to perpetuate that sense of unease. Puzzles are initially overly simplistic but for the most part those who remain makes clever use of light physics and audio clues to craft brain teasers that are satisfying to untangle.
I especially enjoyed Edwards regular trips into a parallel world reminiscent of stranger things upside down. where he can reach areas and interact with objects that he can't otherwise under the constraints of reality. it quite literally adds an extra dimension to puzzle solving. not everything works as effectively as it should though and that leads to frustratingly regular checkpoint restarts. those who remain features are pretty streamlined control setup so it's particularly galling that its main interactions frequently fall down due to their inherent bid leanness. clearing a room of doctor willing demons by flicking a light switch should be as easy as well flicking a light switch, but in practice inching through a doorway sideways while waving the reticule over the switch in an attempt to make the hand prompt appear all too often ends in an instant death. I felt a similar sense of feebleness anytime I encountered those who remains recurring main monster. unlike the rest of dormant sinister yet static residents this beast is both mobile and unhindered by light, meaning you're powerless to stop it and forced to adopt a stealthy approach in order to evade it. unfortunately the inability to crouch bullying around corners or create any kind of distraction meant I felt about as cloaked as a naked ninja and the monsters movements were so erratic that I often found myself suddenly snared even when it seemed like I was in the clear.A handful of junctions throughout the story Edward must gather evidence to either forgive or condemn a dormant resident who's trapped in purgatory for a crime they've committed. according to the developers the half dozen or so fates you determine along the way contributes directly to which one of three story endings you receive.
However in practice, I played through those who remain twice making an opposing series of decisions and both times I ended up with the exact same total bummer of an outcome. I'm not sure if it was a bug specific to me or a general fault with those who remain perhaps appropriately I'm still completely in the dark but I'm certainly not compelled to play through again to find out if the third time's a charm. part of the reason I don't wish to return is that there's an abruptness to the end of each level in those who remain that shatters any sense of place for its small-town setting, as a result dorm it feels a bit like a theme park where every ride and attraction is a haunted house and every loading screen is the roped off line you're forced to stand in before you get on. you're at the ghastly gas station and then suddenly you're at the distressing diner but they all feel like they exist in isolation as opposed to inhabiting the same contiguous sprawl. the difference in quality between those who remains environments and its characters is just as discordant. while the environmental lighting is certainly striking the human characters you meet along the way are unnatural looking mud people. which makes them somewhat hard to empathize with the mediocre quality of the supporting casts voice acting only makes it all the more challenging to completely invest in their fates. Those who remain game offers in unnatural surroundings creative puzzles and moments of sincere tension violets shape-shifting world but finicky controls one dimensional stealth and a narrative that lacks cohesion prevented from stepping completely out of the darkness and into the spotlight.
I especially enjoyed Edwards regular trips into a parallel world reminiscent of stranger things upside down. where he can reach areas and interact with objects that he can't otherwise under the constraints of reality. it quite literally adds an extra dimension to puzzle solving. not everything works as effectively as it should though and that leads to frustratingly regular checkpoint restarts. those who remain features are pretty streamlined control setup so it's particularly galling that its main interactions frequently fall down due to their inherent bid leanness. clearing a room of doctor willing demons by flicking a light switch should be as easy as well flicking a light switch, but in practice inching through a doorway sideways while waving the reticule over the switch in an attempt to make the hand prompt appear all too often ends in an instant death. I felt a similar sense of feebleness anytime I encountered those who remains recurring main monster. unlike the rest of dormant sinister yet static residents this beast is both mobile and unhindered by light, meaning you're powerless to stop it and forced to adopt a stealthy approach in order to evade it. unfortunately the inability to crouch bullying around corners or create any kind of distraction meant I felt about as cloaked as a naked ninja and the monsters movements were so erratic that I often found myself suddenly snared even when it seemed like I was in the clear.A handful of junctions throughout the story Edward must gather evidence to either forgive or condemn a dormant resident who's trapped in purgatory for a crime they've committed. according to the developers the half dozen or so fates you determine along the way contributes directly to which one of three story endings you receive.
However in practice, I played through those who remain twice making an opposing series of decisions and both times I ended up with the exact same total bummer of an outcome. I'm not sure if it was a bug specific to me or a general fault with those who remain perhaps appropriately I'm still completely in the dark but I'm certainly not compelled to play through again to find out if the third time's a charm. part of the reason I don't wish to return is that there's an abruptness to the end of each level in those who remain that shatters any sense of place for its small-town setting, as a result dorm it feels a bit like a theme park where every ride and attraction is a haunted house and every loading screen is the roped off line you're forced to stand in before you get on. you're at the ghastly gas station and then suddenly you're at the distressing diner but they all feel like they exist in isolation as opposed to inhabiting the same contiguous sprawl. the difference in quality between those who remains environments and its characters is just as discordant. while the environmental lighting is certainly striking the human characters you meet along the way are unnatural looking mud people. which makes them somewhat hard to empathize with the mediocre quality of the supporting casts voice acting only makes it all the more challenging to completely invest in their fates. Those who remain game offers in unnatural surroundings creative puzzles and moments of sincere tension violets shape-shifting world but finicky controls one dimensional stealth and a narrative that lacks cohesion prevented from stepping completely out of the darkness and into the spotlight.
Setup Features :
Based on Those.Who.Remain-CODEX ISO release: codex-those.who.remain.iso (7,368,966,144 bytes).
Those.Who.Remain.Crackfix-CODEX applied over.
Completely Lossless and MD5 Perfect : All the files are completely original after installation.
NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded.
Significantly smaller archive size (compressed from 6.9 to 3.6 GB).
Installation takes 2-3 minutes.
After you install the game there will be a integrity check to make sure that everything is installed.
HDD space after installation: 12 GB.
Language can be changed in game settings.
At least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual) required for installing this repack.
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