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Silent Hill: Book of Memories
Square-Go
11 March 2013
Excerpt: Since the first Silent Hill game in 1999, the series has stayed the course, never slipping too far from the minds of the gamer populace and always keeping the fans eager
Conclusion: But again, that's far from the worst thing in the world. I can't foresee Silent Hill: Book of Memories winning any Game of the Year awards, nor should it, but if you're...
Review: Silent Hill: Book of Memories (Sony Playstation Vita)
Diehard GameFAN
18 November 2012
Summary: : Silent Hill: Book of Shadows is an ambitious concept that fails to effectively translate this into a successful game. That’s the beginning and the end of it.
Conclusion: There is no mistaking that Book of Shadows is the most misguided attempt made on the Silent Hill series yet, completely lacking in any of the blood-curdling horror or
Excerpt: One of the biggest issues with Silent Hill: Book of Memories is that it expects so much from players, maybe even a bit more than it has any right to.
Pros: Solid dungeon crawling combat, Large variety of layouts and areas to explore, Weapon degradation keeps things from becoming too easy
Cons: The story makes no sense at all., It doesn't really have any connection to the Silent Hill franchise., It's extremely basic and repetitive.
Conclusion: Concept: Shove all the monsters, weapons, and trappings of a Silent Hill game into a subpar hack n’ slash with poorly implemented roguelike elements Graphics: Impressive