Heartworm

The game can be scary at times, but the graphics are outdated and the gameplay isn't exciting as RE games.

A game based entirely around the old school Resident Evil and other horror games from the PS1 era, Heartworm mostly works but falls short in alot of areas at the end of the day. You'll play it cause of the nostalgia of the fixed camera angles and tank controls. If you don't like those, then don't play this. The game can be a little unforgiving, especially in the final main level, which is almost a straight copy/paste of the Mansion from the original Resident Evil, with some minor variations. The plot here is sorta ok, even if I completely hate the main character. Things are made extremely vague for pretty much the entire game till the end, with it wanting you to do a full 2nd playthrough to see the true ending. Some of the puzzles are just beyond awful though, including a sliding puzzle that was just the biggest pain in the butt. I'm also astounded by how a game could have some of the better music I've heard in a long time, and some of the worst music I've ever heard period, especially in the last half of the game. It got so bad, I had to mute it at times to get through. Overall Heartworm does want it set out to do, be a nostalgia piece for the OG horror games on PS1. Alot of the stuff surrounding it is either mediocre or just straight up bad though. For a budget game, it's not so bad I'd say to stay far away from it, but really only the most diehard fans of the OG horror games will enjoy this.