Release Date: October 27, 2015
A first-person horror adventure game set in The Secret World’s, a popular MMO title, setting. It was developed by Funcom the studio that, apart from the aforementioned production, created Age of Conan and Dreamfall: The Longest Journey, among other things. The plot of The Park takes us to a theme park surrounded with a dense forest, which brings to mind The Secret World's Atlantic Island Park.
The Park is a first-person horror adventure game for PC, PS4 and XONE which is set in the world and locations known from Age of Conan or the aforementioned The Secret World.
The plot takes us to a theme park which is surrounded by a dense forest. The place brings the haunted Atlantic Island Park known from The Secret World to mind. While playing, we assume the role of a woman named Lorraine whose son, Callum, went missing during an unfortunate visit in this ghastly place. After nightfall, the heroine sneaks into the closed area of the park, and her task is obviously to save the boy and solve the secrets of the park.
Mechanics-wise, it is an adventure game that in of atmosphere somewhat resembles the works of Stephen King and such productions as The Vanishing of Ethan Carter in which we observe the action from the eyes of the protagonist. The gameplay is focused primarily on exploration and gathering various items that let us move the plot forward. One of the distinguishing features of The Park is the incredible role of sound effects, namely the shouts of the heroine (which are triggered by the right mouse button). Lorraine incessantly calls her son, and the changes in the timbre of her voice and the tone of her expressions indicate her attitude and emotions.
The Park for PC, PS4 and XONE is characterized by high-quality graphics to which Funcom’s games got us used to. As the action of the title takes place only at night—both in interior and exterior areas of the ghastly park—the production is characterized by an incredibly suggestive atmosphere that can give thrills even to experienced gamers. The ambience is further enriched by the well-matched soundtrack that emphasizes and plays well with the on-screen events.
The team at Funcom decided to reward all the players who buy the game before its official launch. A pre-order allows us to unlock additional content in The Secret World, an online production developed by the very same studio.
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System Requirements for The Park Video Game:
PC / Windows
Minimum System Requirements:
Intel Core i5 3.0 GHz, 4 GB RAM, graphic card 1 GB GeForce 640 GTX/Radeon HD 5750 or better, 4 GB HDD, Windows 7/8/10 64-bit.
Recommended System Requirements:
Intel Core i5 3.30 GHz, 8 GB RAM, graphic card 2 GB GeForce 760 GTX/Radeon R9 270X or better, 4 GB HDD, Windows 7/8/10 64-bit.
Game Ratings for The Park Video Game.
IGN: 7 / 10 by Marty Sliva
The Park doesn't really bring anything new to the horror table, but honestly, that's okay. Its 90 minutes are filled with an impressive atmosphere, interesting themes, and spooky places to poke around. While some of the attractions are a bit long in the tooth, The Park provides enough tension and scares to warrant a playthrough from any horror fan.
TheSixthAxis: 2 / 10 by Tuffcub
Having recently reviewed Layers of Fear, a game which also dealt with the themes of mental illness and horror, I was expecting a lot more from The Park. Walking around a fun fair for an hour with a shouty, sweary woman who is only interested in herself is about as much fun as it sounds. I suggest you save your money for a ticket to a real fun fair and hope you get stuck on a rollercoaster for an hour. That would be much more thrilling than The Park.
SelectButton: 5 / 10 by Kevin Mitchell
The Park's best moments come from the sense of dread and uneasiness in an abandoned amusement as you search for your kid. I wouldn't call it a scary experience, although there are a handful of jump scares, it's more unnerving than anything else. The climatic area drove home the narrative; however, if you were rushing to the end, you may not appreciate the message it is trying to convey.
Average score from votes.
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