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Crow Country is just as much about the graphics of the PS1 days, and it does this very well. The developers understand everything that makes classic survival horror so riveting and terrifying to its fans: the feelings of suspense, an environment that feels like it’s out to get you, and enemies that are downright unsettling. What Crow Country does, though, is none of the above: It does what the older survival horror games did and gives it its own twist.
Chandeliers jump from the ceiling, upending you at every turn, and poison-licking crows keep you on your toes as you walk about the park, which is a threat in and of itself. Even seemingly innocent doorways will have spikes suddenly emerge from them, dealing damage if you aren’t careful. There are different types of enemies; they all look weird in their own way and act in their own way: Some small ones run fast towards you, or some large, long ones slowly creep up on you. A broken speaker emits noisy and distorted music due to the fault.
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