Scorn review – Games Asylum
Games Asylum: "While Scorn doesn’t begin in the best possible way, it does commence the right way. After introducing our hapless protagonist – a gaunt, frail, humanoid – we’re taken to a sprawling multi-floored chamber to solve a complex puzzle involving switches, moveable tracks, and glorified tile sliding. Depending on your intellect, it takes around an hour to overcome this puzzle and reach the second area. There’s no combat, a lot of backtracking, and little in the way of action outside of a disgustingly grotesque cut scene. Not the most heart-racing of introductions, then, but it does set the tone for what’s to come. No false pretenses."
