BlasterLizardCo
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Blaster Lizard GT is an indie game developer company in Campinas, Brazil. We've worked on Stifled. We are currently working on Canis Lupus and Vereor (previously known as Amnesia: Fear in Hands).
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Much more content to implement in new stories! Thanks frictional games for bringing on a much better engine for us modders to work on!
Amazing game! Have played it and contributed with my review on www.blasterlizardbrazil.wix.com/blmagazine!!
Keep up the amazing work mate!
Perfect in all the ways possible. Seriously, I'm a game developer and I'm really jealous of your work! I loved it mate, congratulations!
I heard about the myth of ''Stealing Content'' things but I honestly do not believe. There is a lot of things that I've saw on Penumbra, Machine for Pigs, Justine and Dark Descent, some custom models too for sure but I have see them in the internet (I'm using some of it too).
Well, the plot is completely amazing, the puzzles... Hard, but not annoying. The monster encounters are dangerous, intense and really interesting, like one of the reviewers said, it is what ''A Machine for Pigs had to be''.
Do not worry man, I really want to see more of your stuff. I've played FEAR AMNESIA too and I loved it (It didn't have monsters but meh, this doesn't matter much if you have a good plot to tell and share to the players).
AWESOME, stunning and very professional. Even the Voice-Acting is amazing. Like I've said, perfect in all the ways possible. I really dream of your help someday, for my custom story Amnesia: Fear in Hands!
Congratulations!
10 out of 10
I seriously do not know how to review this game. Sometimes I loved it, and sometimes I just wanted to rage quit it, because of the annoying moments.
First of all: The plot. One word: incredible! But seriously, it's not nice to be stuck, been obligated to read the lines because there is not left for you to do unless this. You could have worked in voice acting at least, it would be easier and more professional.
Second: I'm still thinking, this is a serious cs or just a funny one? The Humor Room screwed the ''Scary Feeling'' of the game that is present in all the other parts. But it still have been made very professionaly, I'm really impressed of your scripting skills + so many creative ideas that you have used in the levels that have become before the Level Selection Room and even after it!
I only have one thing to say that I really do not like in your game: there is no clues of what you have to do... No mementos, no nothing. In the knowledge and in the childhood room, I wanted to kill you because of this. I think that a CS is made to make people scary or to make people enjoy playing your rooms, not to be angry, looking for keys that is almost impossible to find without a Walkthrough. Luckly I was able to find everything and finish the game.
All my thoughts are very mixed about your game, but I really liked it. In the beggining I was about to give you a 10/10. After the Humor Room and the Joy Room, I was going to give you a 6/10, but after finishing the game and seeing the AMAZING Confusion Room, I decided to change my last score and to give you this honorable 8/10.
You guy is really a talented one! I hope to see more of your stuff, I'm really interested in seeing of what are you capable of! Good luck pal!
Final Score: 8/10
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Positives: Story / Ideas / Scares / Enviroment / Scripting / Interesting and Creative Puzzles / Duration
Negatives: No Voice Acting / Serious-Not Serious CS / Bugs / Hard to Find Objects
Wonderful Game! Good scares, great atmosphere and most of all, incredible puzzles in an story-driven horror game with so much potential to offer, built with passion, it looks like an AAA Quality Game.
Congrats Skyjaz Games for this magnific piece of art. This is one of the few games that I can absolutely say that have putted Unity into work and has explored it's potential. The graphics are okay, it can be better in the next version, but for the first game of Skyjaz, it's already enough.
The plot is another good thing of Pesadelo. The game tells the story of Alex, a disturbed man seeking to escape his nightmare between monsters and haunts. He does not know where he is and even less of how he will manage to escape that place, but the game explains it very good.
What I would change in the game is the enemies spawns. They just appears of nowhere, even it being always behind you, what is a great point to make good jump scares.
Verdict: I just gave 9/10 because I know that you guys can do better with more time of development. I can't wait to play Pesadelo: Regression, to scare the sh** outta me!
