Don't play this game. Literally the worst mechanics, worst camera movement (you can't move the camera from your mouse, can only look straight), no indication on what u need to do so you are completely clueless and you can't even aim thus making your bullets go missing even though you are looking at the enemy or the boss. I tried many times to win the boss fight and its not easy since it takes 2 hits and you are dead. Also, it gives you a gun, a shotgun, a meelee and can't upgrate them. Thus, when you fight the boss it takes so much time to reload the shotgun, making the character not responsive and then half hp gone . Further more, when you shoot it doesn't show if it hit the shot or not, takes a lot of time to reload and changing guns makes it difficult to pass the boss since it needs 2 hits to kill you. In conclusion, i understand that it is an indie game but has a lot of flaws making it unplayable!

Considering all the potential and what was shown before the release, Post Trauma is just a mere disappointment. The game presents some good ideas that could make it a valid entry into the independent horror universe, but it is far from being an interesting experience due to the general lack of polish, the visual and technical issues, and the gameplay, which is not as good compared to other titles that managed to rescue what was left aside by the big studios successfully.

Having played all the classic RE titles (1,2,3, CV etc.) and SH games back then, Post Trauma felt like coming home at first. Fixed camera angles, save rooms, creepy atmosphere, everything seemed to be there at first glance. The game starts very strong, catches your attention with interesting environments, good sound design & graphics and not too easy riddles (comparing them to the aforementioned classic titles). However, the more you play the more it loses its appeal. Combat is almost nonexistent and very clunky (you mostly progress through empty hallways, enemies are very rare in this game), story is mediocre and riddles get more and more tedious as you progress. Knowing that this in an indie title we can´t expect perfection as in an classic RE or SH game. But bad animations, terrible lipp synchronicity and texture loading problems don´t really help to create a satisfying experience. Riddle design in this game is quite good overall and feels very oldschool. Devs seem to understand that players aren´t complete morons and don´t have to be hold by the hand all the time - which really is a step in the right direction. You often have to memorize certain things in the environment or take notes on a piece of paper too progress. This is how gaming was back then in the late 90s. On the other hand, there were far too many riddles for my taste, with almost no survival gameplay in between. It just felt like riddle after riddle after riddle, with some cutscenes in between. Hardcore (classic) RE or SH fans might try it out. Others: Can´t really recommend this one.