Publisher Degica announced on Thursday that Back in 1995, an upcoming indie horror game influenced by fan-favorite titles like Silent Hill, Resident Evil and Alone in the Dark, is coming to Steam on April 28, 2016.
Dave writes; 'Back In 1995, in theory, should be a good game. I do like the idea of the story, but the implementation didn't seem to hit the right notes. By all means, if you ever come across Back In 1995 in one of those sales, you could give it a chance. But if you are looking for good survival games, there are better ones out there'.
Kieran writes: I was a mere 1-year-old pup in 1995, the year in which this game is set and seeks to elicit vivid and happy memories from for the gamers old enough to remember. I may not have been around to experience the innovation and immediate reaction to classics such as Clock Tower (1995), Alone in the Dark (1992) or Resident Evil (1996), but I have caught up with them and can fully appreciate how shocking and special they were and still are.
‘Back in 1995‘ is a game very much inspired by, and in homage to, games of that “golden generation” and while it has its own unique story and setting, largely plays exactly the same as Silent Hill, an obvious favourite of developer Takaaki Ichijo, even if that was released a bit later in 1999.
Back in 1995 we had variety of games on ps1/2 now days All military and zombie open world mapping type games.
some form of fps, some form of adventure type game.
all an all some form of open world game.
which is BORING now nothing Fresh and New.
same Stale format since 2006
Josh writes: - Back in 1995, I was a 10-year old that had been really starting to get into a lot of different types of music. Bands like The Smashing Pumpkins, Weezer, among others started to sound really good to me. In the world of video games, my older brother and I were on our Super Nintendo on a day to day basis playing games like Final Fantasy 6 and Super Street Fighter. Although my memory is a bit fuzzy considering this was nearly 25 years ago, I remember we would get our monthly subscription of GamePro Magazine and we would stare at the PlayStation console and all of its games.
