Plastomorphosis Review (PlayStation 5)
Plastomorphosis Review, Evacuated from his hometown due to the dangerous bursts of dark energy, the ordinary citizen is trying to overcome and survive a series of events in a new reality, where living as a human being is not possible anymore. 3rd-person horror with fixed camera angles and retro-styled graphics.
Plastomorphosis Review Pros:
- Decent PlayStation 1 era graphics.
- 1.29GB download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- Seven save slots.
- Graphics settings – pixelation effect, brightness slider, and reduced noise effect.
- The movement type can be set to modern or tank controls.
- Male and female playable characters.
- Game setting – hints about the location of key items on the map option.
- A love letter to games like Resident Evil and Silent Hill.
- 3rd person horror action gameplay.
- In-game cutscenes.
- A full 3D game world with fixed perspective camera angles.
- Anything interactive will give off a shiny glint.
- QR code-looking signs give notes and stories as you play.
- Laptops allow you to save your progress.
- Solid horror-themed soundtrack.
- Puzzles throughout the game.
- You can view all collected items in 3D, use them, and even try and combine them to make new items.
- Has a lot of really clever mechanics and ideas.
- Very atmospheric.
Plastomorphosis Review Cons:
- You cannot remap the controls.
- There is no way to turn the filter noise off entirely or change how the game looks.
- The noise of the filter can make reading text and menus difficult.
- Had the game freeze, lock up, and generally misbehave a fair few times.
- Getting the camera angle changed to switch can be a real pain and cause issues when moving.
- No voicework for the characters in the game just a narrator.
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Plastomorphosis:
Developer: VidyGames
Publisher: VidyGames
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