Overall, the game has a great presentation that is unsettling and creepy without being graphic (see Corpse Party if that's what you want). It really keeps the adrenaline pumping while you are hiding. There's also a heartbeat that lets you know how close they are. While hiding, you can only see the girl, and vague red mist that represents the enemies. There are places around town for you to hide. And just like them, if the girl gets caught, she gets killed.
#YOMAWARI NIGHT ALONE MONSTER CAT MOVIE#
It's really useful, but I do find myself swinging it around from side to side like a paranoid horror movie extra.
It took me way too long to realize the right stick can aim the flashlight. You quickly get a flashlight that can show you where most monsters are, and you have to either avoid them, run away from them, or sneak by. Therefore, it is a lot like a survival horror game. You play as a little girl, who has no weapons against the evil shadows that roam the town. It is up to you to guide the girl to safety and locate her sister in one of the Vita's scariest and creepiest offering, Yomawari: Night Alone.Īt first glance, the game looks like a horror game, and it that is fairly accurate. However, you will soon learn that scary monster lurk around every corner. As it gets darker, the little girl ventures out to find her sister. After abruptly losing her dog, a little girl goes home and her sister goes to look for it.
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