Daylight Review

Daylight Game

Initial release date: April 29, 2014
Developer: Zombie Studios
Writers: Jessica Chobot
Genres: Survival horror
Platforms: PlayStation 4, Microsoft Windows
Publishers: Zombie Studios, Atlus, Arc System Works

Daylight Review

Daylight is a supernatural horror never seen before, classic game play and sweet graphics make it sexier than many horrors out there. There is something about the horror taken from outlast; you can only run and hide,you cannot fight back.

The story stares on a girl named Sarah who wakes up in an abandoned hospital and faces the horrors of it all alone. She doesn't know why she is there and what she must do or what she is doing until a voice tells her to find the remnants of the hospital(the voice from her only ally; her phone). When she does so, the history of the hospital is revealed to her. Sarah is connected to someone in a way, she is a descendant of a treacherous witch that betrayed her twelve more companion witches; the twelve witches were hanged and buried because of her ancestor, beneath the long abandoned hospital in which Sarah is now trapped. It is obvious that Sarah is being harmed because of what her ancestor did to the witches.
Whenever Sarah discovers a remnant of the hospital she is inevitably marked by a sign on her arm which is a cause of the attraction of the unknown airy things lurking around the hospital or the shadow people. She is to survive by discovering the past, the more she knows the closer she gets to freedom. The most hot thing about the game is the design, it attracts you by the first look and never let's go. Its very startling, so don't piss your pants while you watch it, oh sorry; I mean "Play it. " I nearly missiled out of my seat when I heard voices in the long hallway and the drawers opened to something. All alone! Absolute loneliness is the method of horror in Daylight; witness as Sarah is haunted by her twelve aunts because Its worth every nanosecond.