Mad Father Story Movie That Lies
Well, after 8 years the definitive version of this game, just released on PC and Nintendo Switch and it shows that a good horror game is not only about the engine, but the game design at the core.Mad Father: The game centers around an 11-year-old girl named Aya, who breaks into her fathers secret laboratory to uncover the horrifying truth of his.A Mad Scientist has only one child a beautiful but innocent girl in her late teens or early twenties, who loves her father dearly, and whom he has kept cloistered away from the world. The game was brought to life by Japanese developer Sen and developed in the WOLF RPG engine, which in most cases, would kind of limit it. It gained moderate success with streamers like Markiplier, which gave it a lot of visibility. It makes you wonder if The Father is based on a true story.‘Mad Father’ was originally released way back in 2012 by Miscreant’s Room. The Father is a heartbreaking and touching movie that lies in the truth of everyones lives. The Father is written by Florian and British playwright Christopher Hampton, and also stars Mark Gatiss, Imogen Poots, Rufus Sewell, and Olivia Williams.
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Likewise, the exploration – which is something I often struggle with – is all landmarked beautifully.I rarely, if ever, lost my way as the design of the maps and the signposting of events was handled incredibly well. They’re challenging but not to the point of frustration. Gameplay is mostly exploration and puzzle solving with no real combat, similar to 3D titles like ‘Remothered’ or even ‘Outlast.’ The puzzles on offer here are really good though. Obviously.Aya has to try and descend into the depths of her fathers research lab while facing off against killer dolls, ghosts, walking corpses and even the Mad Father himself. What’s even scarier than your father finding new love, right before your eyes? That’s right. Aya’s mother passed away, a while back and Aya has been struggling with her father’s burgeoning relationship with his assistant, Maria.
The game manages to get in a few really solid jump scares in its short run time, though again I did find myself wishing for just a little bit more straight up horror moments. Some of the dialogue gets very repetitive and can often feel over simplified. You’ll want to get all the endings and discover the truth of what went on with Aya’s family and beyond that there are plenty of collectibles to unlock, new side stories to play and achievements to collect.If there was any criticism of the game, it would be in the localization, which is common in Japanese indie titles. Especially when you factor in the huge amount of replay ability. Compared to much bigger games, like ‘The Dark Occult,’ the game never finds itself making the player backtrack for miles, sure they’ve missed out on something.The game is relatively short, rounding out at about three and a half, to four hours which is not bad considering the games budget price on Steam and Switch.
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