Alone in the Dark 2: Jack is Back (PS) Reviews
Product Type: Atari Playstation games
Newest Review: ... The graphics are in the same style as Alone 1, albeit a little more detailed. All the characters are composed of a number ... more
... of polygons, and although this means they all look a little angled, they all move rather well. The action is viewed from a number of viewpoints, from a number of cameras in each room. The view switch as you move around, usually providing you with the best view of the action, although sometimes things do end up obscured by other characters. The backgrounds are all well drawn, in full detail, while the characters are moved around and on the rooms. This works very well, and while the viewpoint can't be rotated freely, ...more
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by - written on 14/05/11 (5 readings)
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The 'Supernatural Private Eye' is back, as the blurb on the box eagerly proclaims, and indeed he is, in this first sequel to the surprise hit, Alone in the Dark. For those of you who may have missed the original game, the player took control of Edward Carnby, or Emily Hartwood, and were dropped into Derceto, a haunted mansion filled with mystery and horror. The game followed in the footsteps of the writings of H.P Lovecraft, a noted and disturbingly good horror writer, famed for his nightmarish legends. The game made references to such creatures as 'Cthulu' and several other unpronouncable beasts. It is Christmas 1924. Young Grace Saunders has been kidnapped, ... Read the complete review
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