Warp Zoned writes:
"I’m a real sucker for horror games. Ever since I played Shadowgate for the NES, scary and macabre games really struck a chord with me. One of the things I love most about horror games is that there is so much variety. I can paint a wall with zombie brains in one game, outrun a silent killer in the woods in another, and avoid an unstoppable space creature in a third. In the case of the recently-released downloadable title White Night, I found myself in one of my favorite horror settings: the haunted house. Nothing spooks me more than being stalked by an unseen entity. Add in a dark, decrepit mansion and an ever-dwindling supply of light, and you’ve got all the makings of a real fright fest. But where White Night shines in style, the substance makes you feel a bit like you’ve been left in the dark."
PC Format has posted a helpful guide to Supreme Commander 2: "The finely balanced conflicts and tactical depth are both compelling and overwhelming. To really enjoy the game, in this writer’s opinion, you must suffer a few agonising defeats first. Either that or read through and digest the tasty fruits of our own personal war."
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White Night is one of those gems where it may not seem unique, but upon playing White Night may just be one of the best noir games we have seen in a while
