- He is always there. Stealth mechanics will challenge your skills. It requires careful though and attention to every step.
- Intense story that hides a lot of secrets. Riddles of the shelter will be solved only by those who can find all marks of the past.
- Each room, from the empty dormitories, to the old school classrooms, has been carefully recreated to convey a sense of loneliness and despair.
- Several different endings will allow you to decide for yourself how this story ends.
- Dark and atmospheric sound.
- The plan of the building is based on the existing blueprints of Russian orphanages.
- The events of the game and the characters were inspired by the real cases of children abuse, recorded during the inspection of a number of orphanages.
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Systemanforderungen
- Setzt 64-Bit-Prozessor und -Betriebssystem voraus
- CPU: Intel Core i3-4340 / AMD FX-6300
- GFX: NVIDIA GeForce 470 GTX
- RAM: 6 GB RAM
- Software: 64bit Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10
- HD: 6 GB verfügbarer Speicherplatz
- SFX: Realtek High Definition Audio
- DX: Version 11
- LANG: Englisch, Russisch, Chinesisch
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Anna:
Palmyra Orphanage is a cozy ghost horror best left for a rainy day. This game about two brothers who get separated at the Palmyra Orphanage after the protagonist gets adopted, and his brother does not. The brother who remained lived to see the orphanage struggle ethically and financially with the collapse of the Soviet Union and the fever of nineties. Until now, you thought your brother dead, but recently, you have finally found a clue about the location of your missing brother. To find out more, you will have to walk through the corridors of your childhood and unearth the true mystery of the orphanage.
Equipped with a sturdy platinum zippo, the gameplay in Palmyra Orphanage consists mainly of exploration, item collection, stealth, hiding, and puzzle-solving. There is a strong sense of fear in this game because it is grounded in a locale that is generally considered creepy: an abandoned orphanage. This fear is undermined by certain technical and design choices I will explain shortly, but nevertheless the dark lit hallways, the ominous children’s cries, the unlit candles, the creaking of opening and closing doors – these all work to generate an overall ominous atmosphere.
The level design is arguably one of the best qualities of Palmyra Orphanage. The protagonist explores various settings – an indoor swimming pool, a dining room, bathrooms, and bedrooms, among other haunted crawlspaces – and they are effectively messy with books, upside down chairs, shabby photos, children’s drawings and other spooky props. At times, these locales become surreal as the protagonist is transported to a paranormal alternate dimension where vengeful spirits try to harm him. Here, the lighting becomes red, blood splatters across the walls, and the visuals purposefully glitch.
Even though Palmyra Orphanage’s fear is grounded in a strong sense of place, it is at the same time undermined by the poor use of jump scares. Throughout the game, there will be a series of jump scares, some expected and some unexpected, that will startle or scare you. These seem cheap because they do not further the narrative, or develop character, or even form part of the environmental design. Instead, they are largely just random ‘ghost faces’ that rise up accompanied by loud shrieks. Moreover, the texture models for these jump scare ghosts, and for the rest of the haunted cast, seem silly and underdeveloped. Instead of completely startling me or horrifying me like a jump scare should do, they just made me laugh and (de)suspend my disbelief.
Similarly, one aspect that upended my suspension of disbelief surrounding the orphanage’s haunting rooms was the constant poor writing about the collapse of the Soviet Union. You anti-Russian posters which flood the hallways of the orphanage, in notes that, instead of world-build or summon atmosphere, just distract me with general, unjustified anti-Soviet/Russian propaganda. Instead of focusing on the killer stalking me, or the ghosts of dead children trying to garner my attention, I was disillusioned with poor writing about the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Palmyra Orphanage runs like a stereotypical B-horror movie. It has enough positive qualities that make it an entertaining, spooky, and cozy video game experience. But at the same time, Palmyra Orphanage relies too much on jump scares, has questionable design for its enemies and overall texture modules, and is plagued with poorly written, distracting anti-Soviet/Russian propaganda. To its credit, the puzzles here are not only haunted, but not so easily solved if you are not paying attention to the items you are collecting. So, as mentioned, on your next rainy day, maybe consider picking up Palmyra Orphanage, a ghost story of a missing brother, dead children, and a morally bankrupt and financially ruined orphanage.
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