Now, remember this is still in early access, and I hear our furry friend will be getting an overhaul in a future update, so this might very well change. At least to start, I wanted to go in solo for the creepiest experience possible.Īnother issue for me is pretty minor: Bigfoot’s appearance. You can play this game with up to two other players, but I have yet to try any multiplayer. The second was closer to two.Īt this point I would happily play it again in its current state, but probably only with friends to shake up the experience. The first time I beat Bigfoot, it took me about five hours. This didn’t ruin the fun for me though, as my heart still races whenever I see him coming my way again. While it is somewhat tedious, and possibly boring to some, it worked for me. I basically discovered a trick to beating it without ever taking damage.
Unfortunately, the game is not without some weak points. I have beat the game, twice now in fact, and I had a blast doing so.
Bigfoot is an experience that you don’t want spoiled for you. I’ll leave my storytelling there, as I don’t want to spoil anything I did or found in the game further. How was I ever going to beat this thing? I managed to snap a screenshot of this very moment, and it perfectly illustrates my panic. As it ran off I sat back to message my friends and let them know that I was freaking out. As it shot up outside the window I was facing, I completely lost my mind and shot wildly. It was a deeper, guttural, snarl, and I knew it was right by me. That distant howl had scared me, but what I heard now terrified me. This night was far more intense than the first. Like it or not, night was coming yet again, and I switched over to my gun as I readied myself for the worst. Again, I hid in the corner of my trailer as I watched the sun dip farther down. Making a mental note to never go camping, ever, as I rushed back to my trailer, all out of meat and traps. I still hadn’t seen it, but that distant howl still echoed in my mind. My second day was largely spent laying down additional traps and keeping a paranoid eye over my shoulder. Was it going to burst into my trailer without warning? Would I hear it coming closer? Am I safe in here? I had goosebumps running down my arms, and my mind was going crazy. Yes, sometimes, even the Dark Princess totally chickens out and hides in horror games.Īs the sun began to set I heard it for the first time. My heart was already starting to beat faster, and I knew it was only going to get worse.
#FINDING BIGFOOT GAME STEAM WINDOWS#
Sticking close to my trailer, I set a few traps (along with some meat from the fridge, and leaves to disguise the traps) but mostly I stood in my trailer with the windows and doors shut. It looked like a typical forest, but I knew something big (no pun intended) was out there. It was cloudy and raining on my first day. Inside my trailer I find two shotguns, ammunition, first aid kits, traps, and night vision goggles. The game opens and I am near a parked trailer with a tent set up over a table of flare guns and tracking bullets (more on those in a bit). It remains even less explored in the video game industry, so when my husband pointed me to an early access game simply titled Bigfoot, I almost fell out of my seat in a mad reach for my laptop.īigfoot has a simple premise: You are a researcher, out on a mission to find four tourists that have gone missing.
#FINDING BIGFOOT GAME STEAM MOVIE#
There was a surprisingly good movie ( Exists) that I reviewed a while back, but other than that, the landscape has been scarce. And yet, it remains a largely untapped source in the horror movie genre. When you add this fascination of mine to the fact that I LOVE horror, it’s a recipe for so much potential. It would be truly stunning to discover undeniable proof of its existence, and if we did, what else would that mean? Think of everything else that this knowledge could impact. Do I believe it/they exist? While I’m not saying that, I’ve watched enough X-Files to say this: I Want To Believe. The very idea that this giant creature could be lurking deep within thick forests of the most populated countries, living for decades without being proven, is mind boggling.
Welcome to The Attic, let’s find Bigfoot.īigfoot has always been something of a fascination of mine. My review is based on what I had played at the time of writing, and there are no guarantees my opinion of the game will remain the same. Note: This review is for a game that is currently in early access on Steam.
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