Church In The Darkness, is an isometric stealth action game, inspired by the events surrounding the ‘Peoples Temple’ and the Jonestown Massacre. Set in ‘Freedom Town’ Socialist Commune in the Jungles of South America, you play as the protagonist Vick, who’s been asked to infiltrate this town in order to find ‘Alex’, your nephew.
Alex has come to Freedom town -like many other followers- due to the preachings of Issac and Rebecca Walker. As the stories of the town unfolds through the various brochures and letters written by the congregation members you discover a different truth about Freedom Town, one away from Issac and Rebecca’s preachings.
Most part of the game you would be hiding for getting around and to slowly narrow your search for Alex. Their may be some church members who might help, but the game is so dynamic that the person who helps you might alter the game’s ending. While combat is an option, scarcity of bullets and the large number of guards overwhelm you, and it’s better to just hide or run and sneak in again later. The games free flowing narrative really leaves you guessing at what is coming next and what is out there for you to discover.
Platform- PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Microsoft Windows Price- Rs.565 Developer- Fellow Traveller Publisher- Paranoid Productions
Pros:
Beautiful Visuals
Multiple endings to the game adds RPG elements
The story outcomes depend your play style
Cons:
Short playthrough
Bad Controls hinder gameplay experience
Score: 7/10
About:
No one is forced to join a cult. It welcomes you. It understands you. It envelops you until the words become more than truth—they make you whole.
In the late 1970s, the charismatic Isaac and Rebecca Walker lead the Collective Justice Mission. Labeled radicals and feeling persecuted by the US government, they relocate their followers to the one place they believe they can create a socialist utopia: the jungles of South America. There they build Freedom Town. But relatives left behind in the US become worried: what exactly is going on at this compound in the jungle?
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