AestheticGamer aka Dusk Golemさんのイラストまとめ

(30/30) aspects of SH none of the other post-Team Silent games did, but it was also very much tying to be its own thing, arguably what Team Silent even wanted future devs to do. I think it was an interesting, ambitious, rough, but enjoyable take on the franchise.

(17/28) one that has so much potential in the horror game space (& I'm happy The Evil Within 2 & RE8 also went to explore the idea behind it since Downpour's release).

I'm going to come at you guys with a sensationalized headline, that same may viscerally disagree w/me on, then

(7/24) European architecture; It doesn't really feel like an actual American city, but then I'd argue SH never really has. The vibes are different to earlier titles, but the displacement is there.
I think Downpour has underrated puzzles. Not only is it neat that Puzzle Difficulty

Fun fact, in Japanese these two also have the same voice actress.

(3/7) a talking British skull named Johnson, as they go to save their Garcia's girlfriend dragged to Hell, Paula, from the Lord of Demons, Flemming (amusingly voiced by Paul Mercier, who voiced Leon & The Merchant in RE4).

This game's wacky & full of innuendos, it's also not the

(8/??) Giving a small callout to Return to Monkey Island, Moonbreaker, & Friends Versus Friends, these played back-to-back. While all three don't really interest me, but I feel all three will have an audience that'll like them, & so I appreciate them. Also non-standard aesthetics

(5/7) 4. Scooby-Doo! Camp Scare
Honestly fun set-up, villains, side characters, w/a fun story to tell. Simple, but well-done.

3. Scooby-Doo and the Witch's Ghost
While a slow first half, a very fun second half & pay-off to everything. Good animation, twist. Hex Girls rock.

(1/6) And now for what everyone's been waiting for, Dusk Golem's definitive 10 best Scooby-Doo movies list. The best Scooby-Doo adaption is the series Mystery Incorporated!, but that's not a film, just should watch it if you haven't.

But from 10th favorite to most favorite:

Before -> After
Just an example of how the Alone in the Dark Remake is reimagining the enemies from the original game. I actually like their take; retainthe bird legs, big mouth, but make it a lot more body horror and almost fleshy insectoid.

(16/20) game struck me as odd, it started add up when various elements come together. Music will have to see huge changes due licensed songs, composer of the boss music being scum. A LOT of the costumes will have to change as many were collabs w/animes, Evil Dead, etc.