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• gamedeal user

  Sep 16, 2018

  This game is awesome! Great ambiance, the gameplay is smooth, the puzzles are challenging, and the story is amazing! In my opinion, 10/10. This scratched an itch I didnt even know I had. It is a steal for 10 bucks. Watched a stream that the devs were also watching, and I grabbed this title right away. Only 5 great people made this! Go support!
• gamedeal user

  Sep 18, 2018

  I wanna start this review off by saying, wow this game is a freaking steal. If you guys are reading this while it's on sale, then BUY IT! If you're a fan of Alan wake, silent Hill, resident evil, ect then this has some extremely strong vibes from the older titles from those series. It absolutely nails it! It's worth mentioning on top of that, the developers themselves are very active with the community, check out how the dev actually stopped by in my stream and gave me some commentary! I give this a solid 9/10! Even at full price this game is an absolute steal guys! https://youtu.be/o56H7gCoERM
• gamedeal user

  Oct 8, 2018

  A solid survival horror game with some rough edges with a focus on problem solving and exploration. There is combat/enemies but they're more minor obstacles and don't dramatically impede progress (you are also provided health items generously). Much of the story is told through notes that you find across the world which, from what I've read used to be very frontloaded in the starting house but appear to have been patched to be spread out over the other areas. All in all there's about five areas to go through and depending on how much time you spend poking around at puzzles or reading it should run you about four or so hours. Primary rough spots: - Some optional items are behind sliding block puzzles - No checkpoints. Save often if you don't want to say, complete a sliding block puzzle, die, and then have to do it again... - Time does not pause while you are reading material you pick up. Ensure you're reading in a safe area. - While there are enough clues most times that its hands off approach to problem solving is fine, there are one or two situations that are less than obvious/require you to remember something you no longer have access to. I do highly recommend taking the time to read the notes as I imagine much of the game would be seemingly without context without the mythology they describe, and the story feels more cohesive (if still a little vague at points) with that background. Honorable mention for being the first horror game I've seen that acknowledges that rechargable batteries exist; allowing you to recharge your flashlight batteries at convenient wall outlets.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 14, 2018

  A modern combination of retro Resident Evil and Silent Hills that excels both in story and atmosphere. Controls can be a little clunky at times but for some reason this have almost become a horror game trope of it's own. And the Linux port was flawless and stable for me so big thanks for this Linux port!
• gamedeal user

  Nov 22, 2018

  A good indie old-school style horror game that is heavy on puzzles and story. COLINA: Legacy has above average production values and is a full fledged game with combat mechanics and inventory management. The beginning is somewhat slow with too much note reading/walls of text, but the game picks up the pace eventually. Released with day one Linux version that was fine other than a graphical glitch (not sure if that has been fixed in the current version). As far as I have played and based on what I have seen in full playthroughs, this game is worthy of a recommendation.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 27, 2018

  I had this game in my wishlist for ages. Everytime I looked at it I couldn't decide if I wanted it or not, I almost removed it several times. I bought it eventually, only £5.24, I thought doesn't matter if it's not that good. How wrong I was, it's a great game. A bit confusing at the start but it all unfolds as you persevere and just gets really interesting. For the price it'd be silly to miss it. Graphics aren't the best but are very good and the mood and suspense make it a pleasure to play. Well recommended.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 16, 2019

  Was a little disappointed by how short this game was and the overall lack of horror. The scariest part of the whole thing is the first time you see that ghost puppet lady, but after she shows up a few times you get used to her. The other enemies were just kind of there, and you either had to avoid them or kill them, which wasn't difficult either. Then there's all this mythology that kind of gets forced on you, but isn't necessary to learn in order to beat the game. It would have been nice to have some clues or something in the notes that you find so that there's an actual reason to read them. I would have definitely thrown in some more jump-scares, or replaced the crawler guys who shoot acid with something a little more menacing. I also would have made the glyphs have more uses, because you only really use one or two of them most of the time, and other ones you just use once or twice just to solve a puzzle. Also, it's just strange to collect the orb shards just to find out that they had no actual use in the game, they just earn you an achievement on steam, kind of a let down. I mean, I know I only paid $10 for this game, but i was pretty unimpressed, especially after the demo making the game look so promising. It turned out this game isn't much of a horror/survival/psychological horror game, just a puzzle game with a couple spooky puppets. Would rate a 4/10
• gamedeal user

  Apr 20, 2019

  Liked the idea with how you use the flashlight to use your powers and such. Thou for me the game had no scare or horror aspect at all. Find some stuff for a puzzle and solve it and move on. I just found it to be quite dull. Not to talk about the horrible "combat" you have to do later in the game. Wish there had been some atmospheric music in the background. I just can't recommend it as I found it lacking.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 4, 2019

  Only paid $2 for this game and it was pretty good. Had that Lovecraftian feel to it and I love those style of games. Good length for the type of gameplay it is (6-7 hours). Any longer and it would have over stayed it’s welcome. No hand holding here but yet it does give you some quick hints to help point you in the right direction. Definitely worth a play through if you enjoy Silent Hill style confusing ass games.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 16, 2019

  It's really not that good..... COLINA : Legacy is a mess. I tried to like it. I tried to enjoy what it had to offer, and wanted to, but this one is tough to really enjoy. There is an interesting story under a very confusing structure. Puzzles are in just random places with poor to no context. Lights are confusing at times to figure out what to use on what. Combat is janky as hell. So what's good about it? Well, the Graphics are really nice to look at, and the visuals do have some nice charm to it at times. The story as I mentioned is interesting, and really tries to keep you, and the voice work is pretty good for the game. All that aside, you are thrown into the game like a ragdoll, and on your own from the start. You tend to pick up vocal ques to aid you along the way, but it's mostly you just figuring it all out, and it isn't that fun doing it. I can see the effort on the wall, but I don't see the delivery of something stable enough to hold interest. Alex is not a very interesting Protag because he isn't doing much to be interesting. They let text readings just do the work, and some times an audio que. Overall, CONLINA : Legacy is a dry experience. There isn't much to fear here. Just the fear of a headache from the amount of puzzles you'll be solving.... 4/10