It’s a nice nod to titles such as Resident Evil, Silent Hill and Alone in the Dark, but there’s a reason why most horror games have moved away from it. Most of the time the camera will be static, but sometimes it’ll pan to follow Caroline cinematically. You don’t quite get to enjoy all of its grandeur though, as in keeping with survival horror games of yesteryear, Tormented Souls employs fixed perspective cameras system. As soon as you’re left to wander the mansion that’s been used as a makeshift hospital, however, all is forgiven. On top of that the voice acting is wooden, and straight away it’s clear that the game’s character models aren’t going to impress.
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The opening video is full of artifacts and is rather jerky on PS5. Or maybe it’s a blessing, as when you actually get to take control of the game, the detail put into its environments is a pleasant surprise.
It’s just a shame that Tormented Souls’ opening scenes are so low quality. And so begins Tormented Souls, a game that pulls no punches.
It’s only after she reclaims her modesty and puts her clothes back on, however, that she makes a truly horrifying discovery – someone has removed her right eye. Coming to, she’s as shocked as we are, and hurriedly removes the tube before climbing out of the bath. The next time we see her, she’s laying in a bath, naked, with a tube stuck down her throat.
Shortly after arriving at the hospital, Caroline is stuck from behind by an unseen attacker. Needless to say, she’s intrigued and feels drawn to go there. Apparently sent from a hospital, inside is a picture of two young girls, with a cryptic message on the rear. It begins when a young woman called Caroline Walker receives a mysterious letter in the post. With its shocking opening, Tormented Souls sets the tone for an old-school survival horror experience that’s squarely aimed at adults.
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