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Blair Witch Volume I: Rustin Parr
Released On: Oct 4, 2000
73
7.1
All Platforms
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 28 Critic Reviews
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57% Positive
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Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 28 Critic Reviews
73
57% Positive
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16 Reviews
43% Mixed
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12 Reviews
0% Negative
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The game is wonderfully scary, an absolute joy to look at, very hard to stop playing.
The game itself is remarkably well put together. Graphics, sound and gameplay come together to create a terrifying yet intriguing experience. You'll be on edge of your seat and scared as you play even during "safe" areas, just because of previous experiences or the feeling that something is about to happen.
Despite some clunky combat, Blair Witch Volume 1: Rustin Parr is a delightfully spooky game with some clever puzzles and well worth the twenty bucks.
Certainly not the deepest title you'll ever play and the control system can be horribly frustrating, but the atmosphere makes it worth persevering with, especially if you liked the movie.
Rustin Parr captures the spirit of the movie and makes for a compelling adventure game.
You can't use the flashlight and manipulate objects at the same time. Although you're holding the flashlight with just one hand. Who knows, maybe "Doc" suffered a stroke?
The combat is ruined entirely by sloppy controls and poor camera angles, and adventuring falls prey to lazy developers who opted for tedium instead of creative, intelligent puzzle design.
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Summary This first of three Blair Witch adventures pits Spookhouse agent Doc Holliday against the demons that drove hermit Rustin Parr to brutally torture and murder seven children. Along the way, she will have to interact with horror-stricken townspeople and investigate ancient Native American legends and rituals. [Gathering of Developers]
Rated M
for Mature
Platforms:
- PC
Initial Release Date: Oct 4, 2000
Developer:
- Terminal Reality
Publisher: Gathering
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