I kept squinting at the screen trying to spot where that explosive round came from, and I never found it. The caution on attempt three was much better.

Going back to the village where it all began gave me a bit of a nostalgic feeling, even as a viewer. That statue refusing to break was oddly funny.

I would have turned around the second I noticed it was the wrong place, so the stubbornness impressed me. The limb severing felt a bit much, even for this game.

Respect for choosing to tie everyone up instead of shooting. A less patient player would have wiped that whole camp out in a minute. BTW, better start with a calmer horse next time, lol.

I was so busy watching the dark that I forgot to look at what was in front of me.

Funny how a game can turn a basic habit like searching for a switch into pure anxiety.

Honestly, I wanted to keep that lamp forever. Darkness like that makes you grateful for anything.

Good horror is mostly waiting, and that scene knew exactly how long to make you wait.

Throwing a smoke bomb right when things looked bad was the kind of quick thinking that saves a whole night. Guarding barrels of explosives with only two soldiers is a very strange security plan, btw.

Yeah it was hard for me. I tried to continue but at last I had to let go. I'm hoping there'll be a glitch and bug free crack out soon.

Haha. You're probably right. I really wanted to climb on top of that mast.

So, my last moment in the game made me a winner of the contest? Thanks a lot.

A device that kills connections sitting in a camp full of terrorists, is a pretty rude way to run a network. Jumping from that electric rod at the last second looked great.

Hahaha yeh. But it was just the glitch.

Exactly, I was also comparing him with a cardboard cutout. The leap of faith didn't even have the epic sfx.

Thanks a lot.

The way Uncle asked John not to pick on him again sounded like a kid asking a bully for a break, lol.

Wait, was the woman tied up next to Yukio his wife, or was that someone else. I lost track of who belonged to who.

The vehicle you thought was lost was just sitting there in the open the whole time. That's like looking for your phone while talking on it, lol.

I lost count of the guards around the fifth one, so I had to trust you on the district being clear, lol.