Review: At Sundown: Shots in the Dark (PlayStation 4)
AT SUNDOWN: SHOTS IN THE DARK is a hide-and-seek shooter where the maps are covered in darkness and light is your enemy, as 4 players compete in a deathmatch to be the best! Strategic gameplay is vital in the shadows of this dark world in which you only become visible when you shoot, dash or slash. See or be seen, kill or be killed.
Pros:
- Nice graphics.
- 940GB Download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- Voiceover- Male or female.
- At Sundown: Shots in the Dark has three modes- Local play, Online, and training.
- Profile- Shows current level and EXP amount, Achievements and stats.
- Training- 12 challenges, 2 types= basic or advanced, Earn Bronze, Silver and Gold medals based on time. Each challenge is using a different gun and taking down targets typically.
- Local play has 4 modes- Timed deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Arena and timed. Has bot support with a full setup like difficulty, Weapons they have, If you can swap weapons in the game, all use the same gun, set respawn timer, timer and if you all get just one clip of ammo.
- Online leaderboard support.
- At Sundown: Shots in the Dark has clever level designs.
- Four characters- 2 female and 2 male.
- 6 Zones to fight in with a couple of level variants in each.
- Online mode- quick play, Host and join. The host has invited friends and room code for access options.
- Hide and seek gameplay. You can only see each other when you slide. shoot, dash or go into the light.
- At Sundown: Shots in the Dark supports 2-4 online and offline player count.
- Unique levels as in how they use light and layout.
- Controller rumbles when you hit a wall.
Cons:
- Solo play is not that fun.
- Oversensitive controls on the menus with the pad.
- At Sundown: Shots in the Dark is tricky to get used to at first.
- Slight learning curve
- Local play can get a bit messy because of the camera.
- No actual tutorial.
