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Adventure, Visual Novel, Horror, Mystery
While its predecessor, Spirit Hunter: Death Mark, found its spirits in distinct, horrifying locales, Spirit Hunter: NG weaves fear seamlessly into the mundane. Face down monsters in quiet residential streets, neighborhood parks, and even the protagonist’s own home. Be careful—terror lurks behind every corner.
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Dark, plot-driven, overwhelming and serious.
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Digitally DownloadedMatt SainsburyOct 20195/5 starsNiche and quanit as it might be, Spirit Hunter: NG is a far more effective, intelligent and deep horror experience than all the jump scare games out there combined.
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God is a GeekMikhail MadnaniOct 20199/10If you enjoy visual novels and are looking for a horror experience that isn't just brainless jump scares, this is something you need to play.
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cublikefootClaire FerrinOct 2019Pretty good for a horror visual novel, even if it may not be the best in the genre. I would describe it as Danganronpa meets Corpse Party, so if that sounds up your alley, then give it a shot.
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Nintendo LifeJake BaldwinOct 20195/10Spirit Hunter: NG is a fascinating, dark and brutal game which is hugely gripping thanks to its strong plot, spooks and protagonists. Sadly, the Switch version of the game is scuppered by crippling technical problems which make it borderline unplayable at times. The core game is strong enough that it is still worth a look if you can endure these issues, but you should play this on something else if you can – or hope that the developers can fix the issues in a future update.
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VGChartzThomas FroehlicherNov 20187/10NG fully captures what made Experience so well-regarded in the horror adventure genre following Death Mark's success.
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IGDB rating 8.0/10 from 8 ratings.
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