Explore a home crystalized by tragedy and uncover the heartbreaking secrets hidden within messages, artwork, household objects, and other vestiges of domestic life. Uncover clues and use items to unlock new paths and make discoveries while doing everything possible to avoid the malevolent presence inhabiting the residence. Hide under tables or beneath beds and harness light sources like camera flashes to stun the spirit and momentarily elude its pursuit.
Infliction couples a story-driven approach to horror with a dynamic atmosphere to produce an unsettling and unpredictable first-person experience that deals in mature subject matter. Imbuing familiar elements of everyday life with the supernatural, Infliction delivers a terrifying otherworldly adventure that hits frighteningly close to home.
MY REVIEW
Infliction: Extended Cut was definitely an interesting game to play. The graphic quality was great and the resolution wasn't too bad either. It was fairly interactive and left a little to the imagination. Almost every object in this game was given the option for inspection, which gave the whole detective aspect a plus.
I had a little difficulty with the first objective which only made it all the more interesting. It didn't follow too many cliches & stuck to its original plot. Never straying too far, but still leaving enough for the player to imagine– all in all, it was definitely a game I'd suggest for a friend to play at midnight just for kicks because playing in the dark gave this game a more creepy vibe that left me spooked at times.
Infliction: Extended cut is now available on both Xbox One and Playstation 4 and you can play Infliction on Steam, Xbox One, Playstation 4 and soon on Nintendo Switch.
For more on Infliction: Extended Cut, visit the official site.
Disclosure: All opinions are my own. I received Infliction: Extended Cut on Xbox One at no cost for the purpose of this review. No other compensation was received.
For more on Infliction: Extended Cut, visit the official site.
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