Eden Games’ Alone in the Dark for the Xbox 360, simply put, isn’t very good. In fact, it made the very short list of games which I’ve stopped playing due to frustration, annoyance and sheer lack of fun. There are a few noteworthy qualities which did make me nod with approval, but for every single one of them there were dozens of moments where I could not help, but shake my head disappointed.
Greetings all. Here’s another and final batch of Alone in the Dark screenshots from the Xbox 360 build. Game retails on the 24th of June. Reviews have poured in from several publications and the results so far have been mixed.
I’m intrigued by what this game offers, but I’m keeping realistic expectations.
More screenshots from Alone in the Dark for you all to ogle. These screens are most likely from the Xbox 360 build.
Enjoy!
Got my hands on some screenshots from the Xbox 360 build of Alone in the Dark. We got a lot, but I hand picked some of the noteworthy ones just for you. The game is looking pretty good. Enjoy, folks!
I almost forgot when Alone in the Dark was coming out. Did you know the Xbox 360 version was coming out on June 24th? I didn’t. Well now we both know.
The tech demos were very impressive, but have you seen some the screens? Here’s mish mash of art and in-game shots from the Xbox 360 build.
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Along comes another Alone in the Dark Tech demo demonstrating impressively innovative environmental interaction. (You can check part one here) This time, they are showing off the use of the analog stick to actually swing objects around in the guys hands instead of using buttons. The faster you jerk the analog stick, the faster the guy will swing the chair. Fire seems to spread quite rapidly and easily on anything in this game.
The first trailer piqued my interest with its brief examples of interactivity between the player, his objects and the environments. This new technology demonstration trumps anything I have ever seen in a game. Sticky tape is quite the handy tool.
Interactivity through the roof! A lot of nice examples of Alone in the Dark’s interactive elements. I especially love how he can pour gasoline and ignite it freely. I have no idea what’s this game is about aside from it being #5 in the Alone in the Dark saga and that it’s a surival horror game. Oh, check out the interesting inventory presentation.
P.S - I wanted to show the version of the video dubbed “Chaos in Darkness” which showcased proper lighting, but GT took it down for some reason.
