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Adventure, Horror
OpenCritic68IGDB65
A.I.L.A. is a first-person horror game set in a near-future filled with immersive technology. Play as the sole game tester for a revolutionary new fictional AI. Survive intense horror experiences that prey on your deepest fears as the lines between virtual and reality begin to blur…
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Dark, raw, unpretentious and overwhelming.
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ImpulsegamerNov 20253.8/5An enjoyable horror experience, A.I.L.A surprises with fantastic voice acting and an interesting concept, while still missing the mark on total immersion.
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NoobFeedMaisie ScottNov 202582/100A.I.L.A shows what ambitious, creative, and careful indie horror can do when they work together. That it can combine psychological horror, survival, and action elements while hiding them behind a meta-story makes it a unique game that you should check out. Even though it's not perfect, the game will stick with you thanks to its unique style and memorable moments.
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GamingBoltJoelle DanielsNov 20257/10A.I.L.A. is a fantastic looking game that makes a great first impression. However, spending a few hours with it is enough to expose some of its flaws, including strange puzzles and a lack of coherence between the storytelling and its many different horror experiences.
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Worth PlayingCody MedellinNov 20255.5/10A.I.L.A. is a game that has potential but fails with the follow-through. The idea of AI generating experiences meant to terrify you while also affecting you outside of the game still works. The games that represent different horror experiences do a good job of taking something familiar and making it its own. While the puzzles are fine, the combat drags down everything greatly, and the pacing means that the whole game becomes an unenjoyable roller coaster ride. There's a chance for improvement with patches, but at the moment, you'll want to wait and see if things get better before diving in.
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CGMagazineRidge HarripersadNov 20256/10A.I.L.A told a predictable yet relevant story, but flew a little too close to the sun by implementing too many good features versus narrowing on making a few outstanding moments.
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IGDB rating 6.3/10 from 12 ratings.
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