The Blackout Club Review (PlayStation 4)

For our The Blackout Club Review (PlayStation 4), where we play a first-person co-op horror game centered around a group of teenage friends investigating a monstrous secret beneath the skin of their small town. 1-4 players explore procedurally-generated missions against a fearsome enemy you can only see with your eyes closed.

The Blackout Club Review (PlayStation 4) Pros:

• Decent graphics.
• 18.36GB download size
• 13 trophies.
• Works on Playstation 5.
• Video settings – motion blur, photo-sensitive mode, threat indicators, and a field of view slider.
• Controller settings – Invert axis and sensitivity slider.
• Enhanced horror system – enable voice and breathing recording to add paranormal stimuli phobia to the game.
• The prologue is an optional opening chapter that acts as a tutorial.
• First-person view.
• Interactive button prompts.
• Eerie soundtrack.
• Close your eyes in order to see hidden objects and text.
• Jump scare elements.
• Has a Strangers Things meets Goonies-type vibe.
• You can lean to peek around corners.
• Heavily stealth-based.
• Full 3D semi-open game world.
• Two ways are available to interact with ladders – fixed, and/or view relative.
• A fascinating world full of secrets.
• Character creator – two body types, face, hair color, skin color, and eye color.
• Online leaderboards for sacrificed exp and one for stalkers caught.
• The main clubhouse is used as a hub where you choose your hero weapon, and read up on the many items, leaderboards, and missions.
• Buy and equip power decks that change how you can play the game. They work like classes.
• Customise appearance with purchasable gear – styles and color, tops, bottoms, footwear, accessories, gestures, and world.
• Network settings – public or friends only.
• Tense atmosphere.
• Has some good gameplay ideas.
• Comes alive in co-op and is the optimal way to play it.

The Blackout Club Review (PlayStation 4) Cons:

• The ritual system is tied to the enhanced horror system.
• No Platinum trophy and only 13 trophies.
• Cannot rebind controls.
• Subtitles lag behind the spoken words.
• You only have one real location to play over and over.
• Couldn’t find any way to play the game solo with no PlayStation Plus.
• Hasnt had any meaningful updates for a while.
• The story kind of takes a backseat and the build-up in the prologue is all but gone.

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