Obscure

THE GOOD:
Multi-player mode
Graphics
Sound
Effects
Diversity

THE BAD:
A little short (but I played so much, it might not have really been that short).

SUMMARY:
My husband made me buy this so that I could play my first horror game. As he is usually the one who plays them and I watch. I had such a great time playing this game. However, I noticed, being unexperienced with this type of game, that I would get hit a couple times and die. I was not thrilled with the AI of my companions, so my husband got the second controller and joined me as my companion. We played the entire game together and had a blast! It is NOT split-screen, but rather the main person has control of where you go, and the second player is also on the screen and can search, pick things up, attack enemies, etc.

By the end of the game, I felt like a pro and was able to kill enemies without getting hit as often. The dark rooms are eery and the...

THE GOOD:
Great graphics
Good set of weapons
Great setting
5 different characters
Good weapons
Decent story
Varied enemies
Co-op
Soundtrack

THE BAD:
Normal music gets on your bap
Uninspiring
Wandering

SUMMARY:
Obscure is such a surprise and it came out of nowhere. After Horror games like Silent Hill 4, Resident Evil: Outbreak and a few more, Obscure needed to be good to compete. Also is game is NOT out in America. Not yet anyway...

Obscure's set in an American High School with five main students as the heroes. They are all different and have special abillities. They are...

Kenny - Runs fast
Stan - Picks door quickly
Shannon - Helps you and heals people better
Ashley - Has special combat moves
Josh - Tells you where items and important things are

You have to use the five to the best to your advantage to get through the game. You pick who want to be and who you want with you...