Title: White Mirror
Genre: Indie
Developer:
GDNomad
Publisher:
Infernal Dream
Release Date: 26 Jan, 2016

Minimum:

• OS: Windows 7/Vista/XP PC (32 or 64 bit)
  
• Processor: Dual Core 2.0GHz or equivalent processor
  
• Memory: 2 GB RAM
  
• Graphics: Direct X 9.0c compliant video card with 512 MB of RAM
  
• DirectX: Version 9.0c
  
• Storage: 2 GB available space
  
• Sound Card: DirectX compatible sound card

English

Honestly, I was going to write an in-depth review for this one, but unfortunately, this game is a buggy, crashing mess of a game. So it's not worth my time or you time and money. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvstuvGd7ck. I beat this game in 64 minutes, very short, but pretty good, has great sounds and atmopshere. I got a little scared from the only jumpcare they have in this game(lol). -Game tells you to go to the setup.ini file within your steam folders to change the resolution and options, there are no in game options.

-The game tells you F is the action key when it's actually X.

-Terrible bugs and the developer tells everyone the issues are because of their computer

-Game itself is stupid and lazy featuring out of place fonts and colors with horrible grammar\/misspelling.

-The "White Mirror" title in the game's image isn't even capitalized correctly.

IT DOESNT EVEN HAVE A MIRROR IN IT.

pls im getting 20 refunds. fist me



https:\/\/youtu.be\/QnrhDhy1e14?t=1568<\/a> also this part. Short Game
Cheap Horror
Crashes Idk why :(. The world-reknowned developer of such classic indie-horror games as My Bones and Verge: Lost Chapter returns! Not exactly "triumphantly" - that'd be a stretch - but I'm actually going to "recommend" this one, believe it or not. Before your itchy fingers go hittin' that "Add to Cart" button, however, allow me the benefit of a few small "disclaimers"...

Firstly, no, I don't know the dev personally, and if I did I would have happily offered to translate all text in his game into English...something which Google has clearly failed to do on his behalf. I actually suspect that one day I may in fact cave and offer my translating "skills" (i.e. I do actually speak English) to one of these Euro developers, but I think I'll save that for the day I find a genuinely talented one. Yuriy Mamedov is not that developer - certainly not yet - and this is certainly not that game. But one day, perhaps...

Secondly, Steam DOES NOT HAVE A NEUTRAL BUTTON. I seem to have confused punters more than once in the past by thumbing-up something which I seem quite critical and/or "meh" about, and this is simply because I figure a 5 or more out of ten has GOT to qualify as some kind of "pass"; and as this game is neither outrageously incompetent nor entirely unentertaining, I figure I'd give it a C-minus if I was a teacher. Hence, a 5 out of 10. Hence, a thumb-up rather than a thumb-down. If you should have a problem with this ratings system I have employed, KINDLY GO EAT A♥♥♥♥♥♥ It's a reviewer's opinion, not a command from God. Would you like me to WIPE YOUR♥♥♥♥♥♥for you, also? Then again, if you've read this far into the review, I'm presuming you didn't just thumb my "positive" review down on sight, out of principle, and type some nonsense below about how I'm "obviously friends with the developer". Steam users really do need to learn to READ reviews before jerking their knees as the first response. Just because a reviewer gives a game a reluctant thumb-up DOES NOT mean that they believe said game to be the best ♥♥♥♥in' thing since sliced bread. 5/10 means just that...a pass. BARELY.

Thirdly, Mr Mamedov, unlike a number of his peers, actually does show some vague and distant POTENTIAL. I'm not saying he's come anywhere NEAR to that potential here...no sirree. But at least he finally made a game which lasts for longer than twenty minutes - well, okay, about twenty-five, but that's still progress - and he has finally proven that he knows how to create a tiny bit of ATMOSPHERE. His use of SOUND is especially commendable...he truly does know how to set up a smidgen of eeriness, and upon rare occasion even pays off said attempts at "suspense" with something resembling the aural equivalent of a bona fide "jump-scare". He then, of course, proceeds to ♥♥♥♥ it all squarely in the♥♥♥♥♥♥by having some staggeringly lame "chase scene" where you stroll very briskly up a corridor while a monster who LOOKS like it's running full-pelt somehow never seems to catch up with you...but this is what the word "potential" is all about. Mr Mamedov at least gets part-way there, and on this occasion, he's arguably gotten further than he ever has before. If he would just stop asking money on Steam for short-as♥♥♥♥♥♥DEMOS, and devote five years of his life to making a substantially LONGER game combining all his strengths - while hopefully leaving out his myriad weaknesses - then we may actually have a contender for an honest-to-God, true-to-life VIDEO GAME DESIGNER.

Seriously, at this rate, I reckon I'll be handing out a 5.5 to Yuriy's next game, and a 6 to the one after that...so we're only about five or six more "games" away from something a human being might actually want to PAY for. Keep up the good work, Yuriy. I, for one, believe in you. The bits in the underwater caverns in this game are actually REALLY GOOD. Atmospheric. Spooky, even. BRIEF, yeah, but...gettin' there. VERY, VERY SLOWLY...but definitely gettin' there.

So the choice is yours, humble reader. You can pay five bucks - less, on sale - for a twenty-five minute demo which would make a Mum proud, or you can spend your money on something else. Personally, I've paid good money for much, much worse here on Steam in the past twelve months or so. Hell, I even got a good chuckle out of the insanely bad A.I. which had the game's one-and-only "enemy" perpetually running at a whopping great iron fence in some misguided attempt to get at me...so I'm happy. Oh, and we even get a sweet little carrot on a stick at the end, with those immortal words "To be continued" coming up on the screen. I don't doubt it for a second, Yuriy, my friend. I don't doubt it for a second.

Verdict: 5/10.

(PS Cheers for the free copy, Yuriy. One thing, though...I haven't ...

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• CRASH at entering the house has been fixed.
  
• Skybox changed to a higher quality.
  
• All source files were processed by hand.
  
• Changed first level of the game.
  
• Changed scripts interaction.
  
• Changed loading screens.
  
• Rebuilt archive Mapbank.
  
• Images are now displayed in the center.
  
• Change the resolution (default 1920x1080)
  
• Improved optimization of games for about 35-40% UP

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