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Deadlight

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Release Date: August 1, 2012

Arcade, Platformers, Post-apocalypse, Puzzle Elements, Indie Games, 2.5D, Singleplayer

Another production set in a zombie-infested world. Deadlight, however, is an atmospheric 2D platform game, inspired by classic hits such as Another World or Flashback. It's the first title produced by Tequila Works, whose members used to work for such companies as Blizzard or Sony. You play as a former national park ranger named Randall Wayne, who's trying to find his missing wife and daughter.

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Deadlight is an arcade logic platformer game set in an alternative version of our world. It was developed by an independent studio, Tequila Works. It is also the debut production of Tequila Works, founded by former employees of such studios as Blizzard Entertainment, MercurySteam, Pyro Studios, SCE Europe, Triumph Studios and Weta Digital.

In Deadlight, we learn the story of a man named Randall Wayne, who has to survive in the post-apocalyptic version of our world. The protagonist travels along the coast of the United States, where a virus of an unknown origin turns people into crazed killers. Traversing subsequent locations, Wayne tries to understand the meaning of the flashes from the past that haunt him.

The game combines platformer elements with puzzles. The player’s task is to wade through subsequent, increasingly complicated levels that do not lack for various arcade and logic puzzles. Deadlight’s graphics are especially noteworthy – the developers combined the solution from such hits as Limbo (dark character figures) with incredibly realistic and well-designed backgrounds.

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Platforms:

PC Windows

PC Windows October 25, 2012

Xbox 360

Xbox 360 August 1, 2012

Game Series

Deadlight
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Deadlight Game Series

Deadlight Game Series

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News

Deadlight: Director's Cut headed for PC, PS4, and XONE

Deadlight: Director's Cut was announced for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. The remastered edition of the 2D survival-themed platform game will go live on June 21, 2016.

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March 22, 2016

Deadlight: Director's Cut headed for PC, PS4, and XONE

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System Requirements

System Requirements for Deadlight Video Game:

PC Windows

PC / Windows

Recommended System Requirements:
Core 2 Duo 2.0 GHz, 2 GB RAM, graphic card 512 MB (GeForce 8800 GT or better), 5 GB HDD, Windows XP(SP3)Vista(SP2)/7, Internet connection.

Microsoft Xbox 360

Xbox 360

Supports:
Xbox Live

Ratings

Game Ratings for Deadlight Video Game.

79%

STEAM Score

All Reviews: Mostly Positive (12,699)

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The main pros of the game

  • Atmospheric Visuals: Many users praised the game's art style and graphics, noting the atmospheric, post-apocalyptic environments and well-crafted backgrounds.
  • Interesting Concept: The blend of platforming and survival horror elements, along with the zombie apocalypse theme, was appreciated by several players.
  • Engaging Story: Some reviews highlighted the emotional storytelling and character development, particularly in the context of searching for family amidst the chaos.
  • Collectibles: The game encourages exploration with collectibles that enhance the narrative experience.
  • Short but Intense Gameplay: Some players enjoyed the compact nature of the game, finding it to be a quick yet engaging experience.

The main cons of the game

  • Clunky Controls: A significant number of reviews pointed out issues with imprecise and unresponsive controls, particularly during critical gameplay moments.
  • Frustrating Mechanics: Users reported numerous gameplay bugs, including unfair deaths due to unclear mechanics and inconsistent character behavior.
  • Generic Story and Characters: The narrative was often described as predictable, with characters that felt like clichés or stereotypes.
  • Difficult and Tedious Gameplay: Some players found the gameplay to be overly challenging, with frustrating puzzles and combat sequences that detracted from the experience.
  • Poor Save System: Checkpoints were criticized for being poorly designed, often forcing players to replay tedious sections.

The features or elements that are missing from the game according to users

  • Controller Support and Customization: Many players expressed disappointment over the lack of controller support and the inability to remap controls, making gameplay cumbersome.
  • Clearer Gameplay Mechanics: Users noted the need for better explanations of game mechanics and clearer indicators for interactive elements in the environment.
  • More Depth in Storytelling: Some reviews mentioned that the story could benefit from deeper development and less reliance on clichés.
  • Improved Combat Mechanics: Players wanted a more balanced combat system where player actions are not constantly interrupted by enemy attacks.
  • Better Level Design: There were calls for more intuitive level designs that do not rely on trial-and-error gameplay, as well as clearer boundaries between areas for exploration and progression.

Summary

  • Overall, while "Deadlight" has its share of strengths, particularly in its visual presentation and atmosphere, it is hampered by control issues, frustrating gameplay mechanics, and a lack of depth in its narrative.

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