GG:
My quest for a horror game to satisfy me continues. Ever since Doorways: Chapter 1 & 2 (which was over two years ago), I have yet to review a horror game that was able to spark my interest like that did. The closest anything came was DreadOut, scoring a 7 for its essence of Fatal Frame, having to use a camera to see the threats you are facing rather than always knowing. The hunt continues and this time I have tracked down Hektor, a psychological horror game that brings something unique to the table.
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VGChartz's Daniel Carreras: "Rubycone Games should be congratulated for this debut effort; they've managed to develop a fairly consistent and unique horror game. However, for as much as Hektor is a good first outing, I couldn’t help but shake the feeling that I wasn’t really scared very often - indeed towards the end I was more frustrated than nervous.
Overall Hektor is nifty, but flawed, and the £15 asking price for a two hour game will be too steep for many gamers. Fans of the horror genre will enjoy Hektor's new ploy for originality, but it ultimately could have been so much more."
The Those Gamers horror guy, Nick writes:
"Hektor for PC is unlike any game I have ever played, I have played and reviewed just about every horror game to come out this passed year and very few hit the pulse pounding highs and the spine tingling lows quite like Hektor."
