A young man named Cory lives with his aunt in a deep part of the woods
near the city Winterveer. Cory has absolutely no recollection of his
days before he was eight years old, but for the years after, he has
lived peacefully with his aunt with no troubles.
One night, his aunt goes to Winterveer and does not return home for at least two weeks. Cory, not used to being alone for such an amount of time, takes it upon himself to venture out to the city and find her himself. It quickly becomes evident, however, that this trek is not going to be as easy as he thought. His simple journey to Winterveer will reveal itself to be the path of a horrible darkness, and one that seems to have a purpose in helping Cory remember his past.
One night, his aunt goes to Winterveer and does not return home for at least two weeks. Cory, not used to being alone for such an amount of time, takes it upon himself to venture out to the city and find her himself. It quickly becomes evident, however, that this trek is not going to be as easy as he thought. His simple journey to Winterveer will reveal itself to be the path of a horrible darkness, and one that seems to have a purpose in helping Cory remember his past.
Like the first Death Proclaimed, this is another solitary survival horror adventure in real time in which we have to survive the monsters that infest the misty city. The game uses an improved system compared to the first game, with a better inventory menu and
Random Fact: the second and third game are quite separated from the first, and coincidentally they are the only ones that have a guide. To be honest, the first one used to have a guide/walkthrough included with the game, anyway the developer said it's really outdated and useless.
Final Verdict: Death Proclaimed II is more of the same compared to the first one, but
adds some welcomed improvements that makes the game more interesting and
enjoyable. There are still some aspects that could be improved, like
the puzzles and some areas, but for the most part it was a pretty fun
dark adventure with some interesting moments. The game encourages
replays since apparently there is more than one ending (and also you
need to replay the game to unlock the boomerang, anyway I played through
this game only once).
This is an old game, but yes, after playing the first game I think that progresses were made. Clearly it's not new or original, but being a sequel it was pretty much predictable and unavoidable! Anyway it's pretty good!
This is an old game, but yes, after playing the first game I think that progresses were made. Clearly it's not new or original, but being a sequel it was pretty much predictable and unavoidable! Anyway it's pretty good!
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