In Dollhouse Behind the Broken Mirror lay as Eliza de Moor in this first horror adventure game. Rediscover your past and lost memories.
VGChartz's Lee Mehr: "The only thing developers Grindstone & Indigo Studios have successfully argued is how underwhelming spooky dolls tend to be as a horror main course; even so, they didn't have to forego quality craftsmanship all the while. Apropos of its central premise, if you held a physical copy up to a mirror you'd see a "How Not to Design Horror" book in the reflection. From vacuous nonsense tarnishing what's otherwise a rather basic story to dogshit gameplay, nearly every aspect reads like an asset-flipped indie horror game that somehow got a legitimate publisher's attention and additional funding. Perhaps it's quite fitting, then, that Behind the Broken Mirror managed to shatter my subterranean expectations."
“ certainly doesn't help that, layered on top of so many failings, this is retailing for $30 on console”
Outrageous! 🤮
I know, man. I don't *try* to fixate on price over other qualities, but it's a huge red flag to ignore in this case.
" No matter where you look, it's fundamentally wrong to its core."
That's where things all started.
Review - If Dollhouse: Behind The Broken Mirror didn’t come complete with such a mad roaming camera, then it would make for a much better game
Game Rant Writes "The broken Dollhouse: Behind the Broken Mirror is a shockingly bad attempt at making a classic survival horror game."
I don't see 1/10 reviews too often. Rare occurrence but Gamerant considers the game unplayable
