Could have been a lot better, the title promise a lot but when you meet to the antagonist all your expectations goes down, at least mine
Reviews for "One Of You"
point and click means no heyboard , clearly not the right category
Is a shame that i wasn't able to play this game! Everything was fine until it asked me to press X to heal the wound, then nothing would happen!
ZeroDigitZ responds:
I'm sorry about the issues you encountered. Press CTRL,SHIFT ,DEL at the same time or run cc cleaner on your web browser to clear cache, cookies, etc. Then try to play the game again. It should play without any issues. Firefox or Google Chrome are the recommended web browsers to play this game.
If that fails you can download the game here: https://rpgmaker.net/manage_games/9408/downloads/
Frankly, I'm appalled that this game managed to get not only a place on the front page, but a score higher than a 3.
The writing is poorly proofread and amateurish (your/you're, anyone?), the loading times and lack of a skip button are hair-pulling, especially when trying to get every ending, the plot is predictable, devoid of horror, and quickly laid out through copious amount of log-reading (which, by the way, the characters never react to in such a way that may, say, delay their deaths at the hands of a shapeshifting monster).
The monster is a discount The Thing raised by a discount Jigsaw, which completely wastes the premise of a shapeshifting monster, which is to say, causing doubt and paranoia among the characters, by only revealing its existence to the characters at the end for an old fashioned kill-em-all ending. By the way, mixing your discount The Thing with a discount Jigsaw cheapens your monster, as it's both too human and not human enough to be taken seriously.
There is absolutely no challenge or puzzle to the game (except for maybe the computer code puzzle), progression being a mindless game of "touch things at random until you find the right thing".
Scenario C was comical, with absolutely no point to its existence. Yeah, sure, the monster's still alive, we knew that from B's third ending. Yeah, sure, the monster's still following not-Jigsaw's teachings, we already knew that from the kill-em-all endings. Yeah, sure, it'd kill its foster family, that's kind of the point of being a horror monster. Also I find it hilarious that C's protagonist's reaction to a murderous shapeshifter is to go 'fuck it, I'm out, no need to tell anyone, it's not my problem anymore'.
My suggestion if you want to play an actual RPG horror game? Mad Father. Misao. Mogeko Castle. Middens/Gingiva. OFF. Ib. Hello? Hell...o?. Arguably Yume Nikki. Mermaid Swamp. There's scores of better horror games made in this engine. Heck, even Ao Oni and its fangames do it better.