Nintendo Now: Cursed Mountain Review
From Nintendo Now:
Cursed Mountain might seem like a cheap Resident Evil rip-off to the casual observer. And we’re talking old Resident Evil here. The kind with the puzzles and the exploration and the scare tactics that could hit you at every corner. As you delve deeper into this Mountain, you’ll find it is actually a realistic game that deals very much with the spiritual side of Buddhism along with the usual obstacles that you’ve come to expect in this kind of game. In the survival horror category, it has more in common with psychological thrillers like Silent Hill and Eternal Darkness than with blasting zombies and monsters. The cinematic air Deep Silver, the developer, provides makes up for some of the many gameplay hiccups you’ll encounter, but in the end it just isn’t enough. The problems might have been glossed over or forgiven several years ago, but not now.
