Alone in the dark have had a few games released now but this alone in the dark inferno is the latest and is the fith edition. The game is a horror game. You can buy it for under ten pounds now. Well for me a game is meant to be challenging and also fustarting at times when you can not completet a level or task. Although with this game you can skip levels if they are to hard let me explain. It is set out like the style of a dvd were you can choose to start the game from the start or choose to skip a section which to me is a bit of a cheat. These will be recollected if skipped and end up in a cutscene at the start of the episode. Very dvd like and something I do ...  Read the complete review

I am a fan of the Alone in the Dark games, so it saddens me to see the series run into the ground so aggressively like this. It is definitely one of the most inept games I've played of the current generation, and one of the biggest disappointments, too. Once again you play Edward Carnby once again, but the plot questionably does away with, or at least ignores the events of the last game rather frustratingly, given all the effort we put into beating that game! The game is a genre-bending action adventure (rather than the horror that the previous games were) that alternates between offering first and third-person perspectives, jarring chopping between the two at ...  Read the complete review

From the hype this game was getting before release it was one of the games I was most looking forward to getting my hands on. However after shelling out the money for it and playing it I now wish I had of just ignored the hype. The camera angles are really bad and can be very frustrating at times especially in some of the fast paced scenes. They did add a nice touch however that lets you switch between person and third person. The load times aren't long at all. There are loads in between missions and they only take a few seconds. The load times definitely aren't a problem with this game. The graphics in this game aren't the greatest. ...  Read the complete review