Posted By Matthew Herst | On 29th, Sep. 2017
Michigan: Report from Hell
Like the title says, this game is reporting straight from hell, showing everybody how to make a horror game come off as more of a comedy than anything. Wandering through bland areas in first person, looking through the lens of your camcorder should heighten the players fear, cutting off their range of movement, but instead it just makes the entire experience seem like a bad 90s music video.
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