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About This Game In a dusty, dark corner of an old shabby room, a TV crackles to life and a collection of VHS tapes call to you. Prepare to embark on a journey through a dark forest, a frozen wasteland, a mysterious ocean and an abandoned facility. Each location you visit is shrouded in secrets hidden in plain sight…but be aware, not everything is as it seems.Features Heart-pounding fear and stressful fun Each location you visit has its own unique feel & challenges An overarching mystery that is waiting to be solved After completing an area, you can unlock an extreme remixed version of that area Find collectibles hidden through the game 6d5b4406ea Title: AmberskullGenre: Action, IndieDeveloper:Charlie BehanPublisher:Charlie BehanRelease Date: 13 Apr, 2018 Amberskull Download No Verification amberskull game monster. amber skull for sale. amberskull monsters wiki. amberskull tips. amberskull ocean. amberskull salt and sanctuary. amber skull optc. amber cole story. amberskull youtube. amberskull game wiki. amberskull wiki. amberskull ending explained. amberskull steam. amberskull ending. amberskull horror game. amberskull wikipedia. descargar amberskull. carved amber skull. amberskull download. amberskull guide. amber skull bead. amberskull pc gameplay. amberskull sea monster. amberskull plot. amberskull explained. amberskull pear. amberskull-plaza. amberskull *2018*. amberskull gameplay español. amberskull indir. amberskull faq. amberskull gameplay. amberskull game. amberskull gra. amberskull pc. amberskull full game. pear plays amberskull 4. amberskull game wikipedia. amberskull gamejolt. amberskull monsters. amber skull statue. amberskull storyline. annoying orange amberskull. amberskull markiplier. amberskull forest. pear plays amberskull 2. resin amber skull. amberskull walkthrough. amberskull abandoned. amberskull requisitos. amberskull pc game. amberskull all jumpscares. amberskull analisis. amberskull free download. amberskull review. amberskull blizzard If you're looking for short bitesize horror games, then this provides you with 4 of them.Amberskull is a first-person horror anthology, where each story comes with it's own gimmick and a unique monster to avoid.The premise and gameplay of each episode is fairly simple with only a few basic controls to get you by, but despite that, there's a lot of tense and somewhat scary scenarios the game will put you in. You should be aware though, that while they're not the exclusive method of terror, the game is also filled with jumpscares (that can sometimes get a little stale).The different environments all look fairly good and along with the audio lend themselves well to terrifying situations and putting you on edge. The game keeps it fresh, as each episode does differ from the last. This isn't a game that will take you long to complete though. You could complete all the episodes in around an hour or so.https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=buX40Sy4tuE. This is a fun little game. If you're looking for some fun and enjoyable horror games, this game comes with four unique experiences. It's quite short and took me roughly around an hour to beat all four games, but i did enjoy the experience and had loads of fun.7\/10The only thing i might suggest improving on, is the playtime and the ocean game (i found it very confusing and didnt really understand what i was doing).. Awesome level select. Interesting gameplay that changes with levels and cool jumpscares.What else do you need? nothing!!!!. I'm not gonna lie: I wish there was an in-between option for recommendations for full reviews, because this game sits on the fence for me. I was originally going to record it for a Let's Play, but then I decided to make a review video. Even after that decision, I changed my mind when I lost enjoyment in playing this any further. If you'd lemme elaborate, I will, but there's probably going to be spoilers. -The story goes that the protagonist is stuck playing four simulations of fear, and afterward, he\/she comes to the realization that it's all part of a giant testing facility dedicated to studying the human reaction in terms of... well, fear. I personally thought it wasn't a bad twist, but I think I would've preferred a sort of haunted game scenario over the secret testing facility option. It's just my opinion.-The gameplay... hoo boy, I have a lot to say about each level, but here's my ranking of the best-to-worst: Ocean, Forest, Blizzard, and Abandoned. Ocean's the best out of the bunch; it may just be a time crunch of sorts combined with actually avoiding a sea monster, but it was the most interesting because of the overall vibe it gave off (and the boat mechanics weren't too bad and were stressful at times when I would mess up). Blizzard wasn't too bad, but it was extremely irritating when I would get lost trying to follow the hidden path of one of the wire sources and eventually get killed by the Yeti-alien-thing. The Forest is... iffy. Two big gripes, though: random chance and the kinda goofy monster design. The bigger concern here is the randomness, which I discovered was a thing within the first level sometime later. The goal is to reach this monster's cave and burn it (I think?), but the path is randomly generated each time. You rely on a torch that will eventually burn out and will require a relight at the nearest light source, or else the monster will catch you in the dark. This would've been greatly welcomed if it weren't for the long \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665in' paths that would place a rock blockade at the very end, right beside a fire source. This tease made me very annoyed when I couldn't reach the previous source and was sent to the beginning. The worst, and I mean it when I say it, is Abandoned. It takes place at a facility infested with giant mutant bats. The goal is simple: listen and observe for any sign that a bat may be nearby and avoid going down those infested halls. What's the big problem, exactly? Firstly, one such method that the bats can get you is that you'll open a door and just die with no chance of slamming the door in their face. Since this game gives no insight as to what to do to counter a majority of the antagonists, I spent at least thirty minutes trying to figure that out. Turns out... you have to walk up to a door and back off, as if you were listening (even though there was no sound at all on the other side of the door). The bat will become angry that it failed and bang it's head on the door, further proving that door isn't safe to open. What ruined the game for me was one of the very last rooms: the pump room with five doors. Since the water was flowing, it was EXTREMELY LOUD, and since the bats grew quieter as you progressed, you couldn't hear them AT ALL when you would look down a hallway. I'm not kidding you, I spent roughly fifty minutes going through the overly-dragged on level over and over trying to figure out what to do. I finally learned that you can listen better from one side; in other words, look to the left or right before entering a hall and listen. In one ear should be the water, and in the other, possibly a bat. You see the problem? If I had to toy around with the game's audio zones to properly hear a threat, that's a big no-no in my opinion. Overall, it was mostly unenjoyable gameplay, and before the patch that fixed audio in some areas and fixed the bug with the red tapes, I couldn't play the red tapes, so I just gave up on the game at this point. How do you let that kind of bug slide on release when you can't even play a separate gamemode!? That's pretty unexcusable, especially if you consider how long it took for a patch to come out from when the game was released to resolve some of these issues.-As I mentioned in the gameplay section (might as well be an essay when I look at that now, lmao), the audio design was pretty sketchy and felt unpolished at times.-In terms of visuals, I made a comment in the gameplay section about the Forest monster looking more goofy than scary. The same can be said about the Yeti. I didn't mind the sea monster all too much, but I will say the bats were pretty good. Since the game is a set of smaller games, the environment changed in respect to the game, so I don't have much to say about that.I really wanted to like this game, I genuinely tried. The game pretty much flops in the gameplay because of how unbalanced everything was upon it's release, and I have no plan to return to this game after the countless deaths I endured just to make progress. I saw it back in the day of it's demo and was intrigued, but it didn't meet up to the hype it formed for me. I mentioned how I was on the fence at the beginning, and to an extent, I still am. After careful thinking, this game is going under my Not Recommended section, and to be honest, I think it's going to stay there for a long while. Sorry to the folks who like the game, but tis only my opinion. With this said, I thank ya'll for readin', and I hope you've been having a great day.. This is a fun little game. If you're looking for some fun and enjoyable horror games, this game comes with four unique experiences. It's quite short and took me roughly around an hour to beat all four games, but i did enjoy the experience and had loads of fun.7\/10The only thing i might suggest improving on, is the playtime and the ocean game (i found it very confusing and didnt really understand what i was doing).. Good game! Like the old vibes from it, like of the usage of VHS tapes to play each scenario. Though getting 100% seem imossible at the moment for some of the symbols are bugged but hopefully Charlie, the creator of the game get them fix.. If you're looking for short bitesize horror games, then this provides you with 4 of them.Amberskull is a first-person horror anthology, where each story comes with it's own gimmick and a unique monster to avoid.The premise and gameplay of each episode is fairly simple with only a few basic controls to get you by, but despite that, there's a lot of tense and somewhat scary scenarios the game will put you in. You should be aware though, that while they're not the exclusive method of terror, the game is also filled with jumpscares (that can sometimes get a little stale).The different environments all look fairly good and along with the audio lend themselves well to terrifying situations and putting you on edge. The game keeps it fresh, as each episode does differ from the last. This isn't a game that will take you long to complete though. You could complete all the episodes in around an hour or so.https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=buX40Sy4tuE