PC User Reviews

Playing Project Night is like watching a horror movie with no budget: you should forgive its technical shortcomings and appreciate all of the creativity and imagination that went into it. Everyone can agree the monsters in this game are inept and foolish, they are the game's biggest problem and can be hard to look past. If you can look past them however, Project Night delivers an intriguing and mysterious story and tells it quite well. The style of the game is heavily inspired by old PS1 games, namely Silent Hill. The atmosphere tends to be strong, lots of atmospheric sound effects like whistling winds are used which add a lot to the experience. The gameplay is also very good with lots of exploration and puzzle solving. Overall Project Night is great for being made with no budget, just look past the stupid monsters and you'll be in for a fun time.

This game isn't worth playing. Everything were Poor.These damn monsters don't make me afraid but i took pity on them.controls are killing me.Verdict : It is not a scare game at all.

Graphics: Poorly optimized. Uses Unity. Environment looks terrible. Main character model looks alright texture wise, but looks awkward. In fact, every enemy also looks awkward. Gameplay: The controls are smooth, but not setup in a good way. The controls were trying to be tank controls, but it ended up being a 3rd person mess. The shooting mechanics were also poorly done. Story: Not a whole lot of depth. The only thing that provides some information as to whats going on are the files you find throughout the game. Content: No character progression. The amount of content that was put into the game wasn't even that satisfying. Replayability: No replayability value at all.