The Charnel House Trilogy
The Charnel House Trilogy
PC
By: Owl Cave
Ninjabynight
Senior Content Writer
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The Good
- Likeable characters
- a clever and intuitive script that feels very natural
- score accentuates classic horror vibe
- lets you draw your own story conclusions.
The Bad
- Forced roadblocks create a very linear experience
- extremely short with easy puzzles
- raises more questions than it answers
- ending feels purposely convoluted.
Our Verdict
Decent
A qualified success; the positive aspects still outnumber the negative, but the weaknesses noticeably hinder the experience.
Asking players to delve deeply into its philosophical underpinnings but too easy to make the actual gameplay particularly fun, The Charnel House Trilogy is an uneven yet oddly compelling ride.
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