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6/14/2025, 9:53:26 PM
>>712659151
>their next SH was gonna play with the concept of "fear in broad daylight"
Wonder how that would've been handled.
>>712660248
I feel like the 'issue' with SH3 is that it doesn't have anything that makes it stand out. SH1 was the first game, the one that established it all, and the one that retrospectivally has the cozy PS1 atmosphere going for it. SH2 is SH2, nuff said. SH4 has its experimental elements with its inventory system, AI companion, hub area, repetition of levels and focus on the central villain as the protagonist of the story almost, etc.
SH3 is comparison is just "fine". It does what it does really well, but it doesn't reinvent the wheel. It didn't need to, but it does mean it doesn't stand out as much. It's essentially a retelling of SH1 but on the PS2 as a direct sequel narratively. What makes it stand out is indeed having a female protagonist, and so the scares in the games tend to be tied more with femininity and women fears like stalking, unwanted pregnancy, abortion and the like.
>their next SH was gonna play with the concept of "fear in broad daylight"
Wonder how that would've been handled.
>>712660248
I feel like the 'issue' with SH3 is that it doesn't have anything that makes it stand out. SH1 was the first game, the one that established it all, and the one that retrospectivally has the cozy PS1 atmosphere going for it. SH2 is SH2, nuff said. SH4 has its experimental elements with its inventory system, AI companion, hub area, repetition of levels and focus on the central villain as the protagonist of the story almost, etc.
SH3 is comparison is just "fine". It does what it does really well, but it doesn't reinvent the wheel. It didn't need to, but it does mean it doesn't stand out as much. It's essentially a retelling of SH1 but on the PS2 as a direct sequel narratively. What makes it stand out is indeed having a female protagonist, and so the scares in the games tend to be tied more with femininity and women fears like stalking, unwanted pregnancy, abortion and the like.
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