NightCry Review | Rely on Horror
Rely on Horror, CJ. Melendez writes: "Playtesting is important; it’s a form of quality assurance that’s invaluable when creating a product meant to appeal to others. Forego this crucial step, and the biases and logic of its creators permeate the product. What’s created doesn’t consider how others think, play, and consume what’s being shown to them. In the case of Nude Maker’s NightCry, the spiritual successor to the Clock Tower series, a disregard for play testing leaves you with a nonsensical mess of a game that’s simply too frustrating to finish."
