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Misao Definitive Edition Video Game Free Download Repacklab. Lately I have had an interest in the “RPG Maker horror game” sub genre of sorts. The last one I covered was (Mario) The Music Box which I certainly enjoyed but my space bar did not. Prior to that the only other games I played of this type are Yume Nikki, LISA: The First, and Corpse Party Blood Covered (which wasn’t actually made in RPG Maker but probably could have been). Games like Yume Nikki and LISA: The First are only tangentially connected to games like Corpse party, The Witch’s House, Ib, Ao Oni, Mad Father, and the subject of this review; Misao. REPACKLAB.COM SEXY GAMES

The reason I say this is because those types of games aren’t explicit horror titles and are more so abstract walking sims with some very weird set pieces. I wasn’t crazy about Yume Nikki (although I can see why others are), I have quite liked the more straight up horror titles. At the time of writing I have completed the Steam remakes of Mad Father and of its predecessor Misao. Despite the fact that Sen released their remake of Mad Father first, I decided to play Misao first because the original version was made before Mad Father. I am glad that I did so because it allows me to see how much was improved from one game to another.

Understanding the Importance of Pacing and Subtlety in Horror Games

There are definitely some things that I like and I find it to be a fairly unique and interesting game, but there is a lot of areas where it just misses the mark and I find it the least scary of the “RPG Maker horror games” that I played. The irony of this is that Misao is the least effective of these because it tries very very hard to scare the player but will most likely come across as your typical edgelord material that lacks the necessary subtly. When amateur critics don’t know how to criticize something for a lack of proper pacing or subtlety, they will say that something “tries too hard.” This sounds like a nonsense criticism at first because it’s literally the job of the game in question to try to do something. What are they supposed to do, not try? The Legend of Legacy HD Remastered 

The actual answer is that they are supposed to try, but they are supposed to make it look like they aren’t trying. The reason for this is that if player thinks that the writer or dev is trying really hard, they remember that there IS a writer/dev and that this is all just a work of fiction and thus breaks the immersion. And if the immersion is broken it becomes a lot harder to scare the player. Misao is a game that obviously takes after Corpse Party, but it’s also a game that is immensely inferior to it in the scare factor. The “bad ends” in Corpse Party you often don’t see coming.

Critiquing Misao’s Attempt at Horror Through Design

Misao’s idea of a “game over” is to have you examine a desk only for the description to say “this desk is cursed” and for you to die instantly. Or better yet, “you got startled to death from the phone ringing.” Misao approaches these death scenes with a complete lack of subtlety and often times they are so over the top and in your face that this feels more like one of those parody games like I Wanna Be the Guy or Eryi’s Action. There were over 30 different death scenes in the game but I could probably count the ones that genuinely disturbed or scared me on one hand. Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition 

To give credit where it is due though, I will at least say that the pixel art is spot on and that the designs and close ups are creepy looking. Unfortunately everything falls apart in the delivery and any attempt to be “scary” through design falls apart. To top things off, there isn’t even a sense of anxiety that comes from death in the first place because the game literally gives you a quick save function. This in turn means that there is no sense of fear over losing your progress, but at the same time it is a good thing because what kills you is completely untelegraphed.

Examining the Flaws in Misao Definitive Edition Plot Development

I’m going to just come out and say that a major flaw with this story is that you learn that this curse was brought about because Misao wanted to enact revenge on the pricks that made her life miserable and that a few people tend to get caught up in it. While there is a fairly decent twist regarding a choice to make at the end in order to escape the curse, a major reason that Misao fails to come across as anything other than a poor man’s Corpse Party is because there is no way to sympathize with most of these pricks and you actively want to see most of them dead.

While Misao is no treated as the villain by the end of the game and is given a sympathetic portrayal, the game forgets that a lot of the tension is removed by having a majority of the supporting cast be pricks you either don’t care about or actively want to die. If the game was not as short as it is then it likely would have gotten boring. Thankfully I can say that the main plot was well paced enough that it can be enjoyable on the first run through, but it really falls apart the more you think about it. That’s why I’m going to go into spoiler territory for the next few paragraphs. Do not read the next few paragraphs if you are planning on playing the game because your experience will more than likely depend on you not knowing them. Stardew Valley 

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Steam Sub 198210	VC 2024 Redist	Misao for Beta Testing	Complimentary reviewer package	The Blood-Soaked Bundle	WOLF RPG Editor Bundle
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