This Underloved Game Gave Survival Horror An Amazingly Unique Twist That No One Saw Coming!
195The sky darkens…You dash back to your hideout, turning on the generator to supply yourself with the illumination that you'll need to stay alive during the night. You pull a stool behind the front door and put traps, close to the unbarricaded windows, then lock yourself in the bedroom, your gaze fixed on the door and a plank of nail-riddled wood in your fingers. Something growls in the distance, the music starts playing, and nerves begin to tear. Darkness claws at the edges of your field of vision, and the bedroom door creaks open without warning. Your heart is on the verge of bursting out of your chest, yet you are rooted to the spot and don't dare to leave the corner you are planted in. The music becomes louder and the lighting changes, but just when you think you are done, everything goes white and you find out that it's day two. Then it occurs to you that you haven't taken a breath in roughly five minutes. When players initially start Darkwood, they are warned that the game will not hold their hand. And it most definitely does not. Darkwood is a game aimed squarely at the hardcore gaming community, inspired by games like Dark Souls. This means that some players will find Darkwood completely impossible, but those who persevere through the game's numerous trials will be rewarded.
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