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South of Midnight has plenty to prove.
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Well, naturally, you run screaming in the complete opposite direction.
A glow-up if there ever was one.
Ah, but Compulsion Games thankfully hasn’t abandoned its horror roots forSouth of Midnight.
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Good to see Compulsion Games hasn’t lost its love of environments with nasty hidden layers.
A monster emerges, hungry for a scrap.
One thing’s for sure, though: it’s certainly not slow.
The most interesting idea is how Hazel finishes her foe by “unravelling” them.
I’m keen to see more of its promised presentation tricks too.
Can we expect something as clever and constant as Bastion’s excellent narrator?
Honestly, the novelty of its pleasing Deep South setting might be enough as is.
They’ve done a great job making the swamp feel truly alive.
That monster is an alligator with a decent chunk of forest growing out of its mighty back.
