[Review] Larva Mortus - PC
Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2009 3:33 am
Title: Larva Mortus
Developer: Rake In Grass
Publisher: Meridian4
Released: March 19 2009
Platform: PC Windows
Genre: Action/Horror
Current Price: $9.99 through their site (also available on Steam)
Rating: Not Rated
[i]In the end of XIX. century dark forces shade the world once again. A brave agent experienced in exorcism and combat comes to face the incoming evil and fight loathsome supernatural monsters and horrific spawns of black magic[/i]
Larva Mortus is very reminiscent of the types of games I liked to play way back in the early days of computing - usually on that little-known OS called Windows 3.1. While some in this day and age of heavy 3D graphics may find those early games unbelievably poor in quality, Rake In Grass has managed to develop a fun-to-play action-horror quest and combat property. They’ve included many of the elements which make for a highly addictive and re-playable game - one which I thoroughly enjoyed playing. Okay, so I’m still playing it - but that’s an homage to the developers for the great job they’ve done.
...[url=\"http://www.villagegamer.net/2009/03/30/larva-mortus-review/\"]read the rest of my review on Village Gamer[/url] .....
Developer: Rake In Grass
Publisher: Meridian4
Released: March 19 2009
Platform: PC Windows
Genre: Action/Horror
Current Price: $9.99 through their site (also available on Steam)
Rating: Not Rated
[i]In the end of XIX. century dark forces shade the world once again. A brave agent experienced in exorcism and combat comes to face the incoming evil and fight loathsome supernatural monsters and horrific spawns of black magic[/i]
Larva Mortus is very reminiscent of the types of games I liked to play way back in the early days of computing - usually on that little-known OS called Windows 3.1. While some in this day and age of heavy 3D graphics may find those early games unbelievably poor in quality, Rake In Grass has managed to develop a fun-to-play action-horror quest and combat property. They’ve included many of the elements which make for a highly addictive and re-playable game - one which I thoroughly enjoyed playing. Okay, so I’m still playing it - but that’s an homage to the developers for the great job they’ve done.
...[url=\"http://www.villagegamer.net/2009/03/30/larva-mortus-review/\"]read the rest of my review on Village Gamer[/url] .....