Quantcast
30°
Submitted by combocaster 215d ago | review

Silent Hill: Book of Memories Review (www.ComboCaster.com)

The Silent Hill series has gone through ups and downs throughout its existence. As the survival horror genre also Silent Hill now struggle to find space in the choices of the players. Resident Evil has changed to become a game closer to the action fleeing from what became a series of worship, while Silent Hill tried to keep his identity. Book of Memories takes the series in a new direction with a game that moved away from traditional psychological horror Silent Hill used today, as well as the gameplay itself that became the third person to turn out to be quite similar to a dungeon crawler.
The story focuses on a character created by the player who has to find a book that contains all your memories. The character decides to see what would happen if something changed in the content of the book. When everything starts happening Book of Memories returns to familiar territory with its atmosphere of horror that has always marked the series. (PS Vita, Silent Hill: Book Of Memories) 7.2/10

Add comment

You need to be registered to add comments. Register here or login
Remember
New stories
40°

Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX & Final Fantasy X|X-2 HD Remaster E3 Preview - PSLS

19m ago - Of all the games that have been announced to be be getting an HD remake, no two have been more an... | PS3
40°

Call of Duty: Ghosts preview: a more intimate CoD | Shack News

25m ago - Shack News: "Call of Duty has made bombastic action its stock-in-trade, as each subsequent iterat... | PC
30°

The Swapper Review - GamesReviews

40m ago - From GamesReviews: "Facepalm Games is a small developer that’s had some buzz surrounding them ev... | PC
20°

Company of Heroes 2 - Developer Diary: Multiplayer [HD 1080P]

49m ago - The Developer Diary: Multiplayer of Company of Heroes 2. | PC
Ad

The Last of Us (PS3) Review

Now - Naughty Dog delivers yet another fantastic experience. This is one that should not be missed by anyone. | Promoted post
40°

Zero Punctuation Remember Me

1h ago - This week, Zero Punctuation reviews Remember Me. | PC
Related content from friends