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Upon healing her, she asks who he is, believing that Zero is one of variants; then, she proceeds to run from him after his exposition. He eventually sees a smoke beacon created by Jayden and Jongpil, leading him to Gyuhwan. Seongbin's group notices Zero's faint light nearby so he Seongbin sends Chanhyeok to investigate. Chanhyeok ends up finding the child and calls out to the group. After using psychometry on Seongbin to remind him of his past, Zero is bludgeoned by him. With nowhere to go, Zero was approached by a group of gang members who would offer him food and shelter, but only if he helped them in return.
The character is named Seok Kim in the official English translation. The character is named Eun Lee in the official English translation. The character is named Myeong-ja in the official English translation.
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Gyuhwan shoots one of the pillars freeing Zero an irritated 01 tries to shoot Gyuhwan but Zero uses his telekinesis to block the attacks allowing Gyuhwan to get close enough and shoots 01 directly in the chest. While here, he killed every single one of them, but was discovered by multiple agents from the MM Corporation. They viewed him as little more than a lab rat, with the exception of one woman. She was kind enough to bring him snacks, so he grew to like her, but still saw that her spirit was diseased. He decided to give her the "gift" of monsterization for her kindness. Later, the woman was discovered to have turned into a cocoon, living out her dream.
At first, the PlayStation 4 version of the game ran fine, but I noticed the longer the game went, the more it seemed to break. In one instance where I had to unlock a door by putting out three candles, I was forced to restart my game because one candle wouldn’t trigger and the path to another was flat out broken. Interacting with some puzzles or doors would also function poorly.
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It kept me hooked a lot and I read over 100 chapters in one day, there are a lot of twists which I loved, I'm not sure about the kdrama. For laughsTo make you cryFor good chemistryWhen short on timeRom-comsHigh schoolHistorical Sci-fi/fantasyActionMore lists.. Is admirable for pulling inspiration from Thai lore and myth and delivering moments of tension and good scares.
Yi-hyun wakes up in his inner monster's personality and tosses a lighter to the cocoon, setting it on fire. All monsters in the vicinity sense the destruction of the cocoon and angrily swarm to the apartment. Yi-hyun rushes to the rooftop where he apparently sees a naked woman standing on the parapet.
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Even the VR implementation feels quite rushed, although the experience is interesting overall. Though it has its issues, the eerie atmosphere, incredible sound design, and surprisingly unique theme of the game make it one of the better horror experiences that I’ve had on the PSVR. If you’re into atmospheric horror and looking for something to scare you this month, then this is definitely worth a try. There are jumpscares, but they make sense, and they are good and fun. A print version of Sweet Home from the prologue up to Chapter 105 was released on February 28, 2020 (volumes 1–3), October 15, 2020 (volumes 4–6) and April 29, 2021 (volumes 7–9) by Wisdom House.
Soul Sight - Zero can see the colour of others' souls, which allows him to indicate the condition of souls. Also, if the creature, or thing, has a soul, he can sense where they are. Zero soon recovers and uses his telekinesis to move all of the rocks off of him, he aims his hand at Shinyeong, but Gyuhwan stands in the way telling him that she's a friend.
It wasn't an ending at all frankly, the game just stopped when it was about to get it's ending. I had to complete the game without VR cuz of constant crashes and it felt so much better but still bad game. An intriguing horror experience with some neat ideas, but it doesn’t seem to have the muscle to make those ideas work as well as they could. It’s a short, concise experience, but it’s often interrupted by frustrating trial and error challenges that interrupt the flow with frequent checkpoint loading and rewatching cutscenes.
While living in their base, he was subjected to horrible abuse, one instance being a woman who used him as a punching bag to deal with her stress. This was Zero decided humanity was corrupted and proceded to kill all of the gang members. Zero seemingly wants to do the right thing, as shown when he saves the life of Gyuhwan, but he doesn't know how to go about it. This is shown when he uses excessive defense against Gyuhwan's friends and when he kills people without warning, even if they are bad people. He is also not above insulting Variants before killing them.
Again, I had to restart my game after I couldn’t interact with the lock on a door or the table that lead me to finding the passcode for that same lock. Luckily, when I did restart the game, I lost very little progress. It’s unfortunate how broken the game can be at times, and it detracted from the overall experience more often than not. Its use of Thai culture does give the game an interesting identity, but it has plenty of bugs that marred the overall experience. Beneath the promising concept, Home Sweet Home is as generic and bare bones as it gets for horror titles on PlayStation 4.
Stealth gameplay lends itself well to creating moments of tension that build up to good jump scares. I enjoy those moments of terror because it feels more organic to the experience than any scripted scare can achieve. Hyun-soo extracts two bereaved children, 9-year-old Kim Soo-young and 6-year-old Kim Young-soo, in Room 1210. His return to Room 1408 is impeded by his inner monster's attempt to fully monsterize him and another monster attack, which separates him from the kids. Room 1510's Yoon Ji-soo and Room 1506's Jung Jae-heon rescue him. Soo-young and Young-soo become trapped in the midst of a fight between two monsters, but another half-monsterized woman Im Myung-sook defends the children.
Zero asks Gyuhwan if he could be his friend, which Gyuhwan agrees. Zero's first memory is waking up naked in a barren alleyway naked. While walking around outside, he was given clothes by a woman who invited him to her house. Then, her husband came in and beat her for bringing in another stray child, so Zero killed the man, which he thought was the right thing to do.
Eun-hyuk, Sang-wook and Yi-hyun join Hyun-soo and Ji-soo's battle against the monsters in the building. They all go to the roof afterwards but their escape from the building is thwarted by the overwhelmingly powerful, fully monsterized Joong-seop. Left with no other choice, Hyun-soo makes the ultimate sacrifice by fully succumbing to his monsterization, which turns him into a powerful monster in the form of his favorite character from Maria From the Sky. The monsterized Hyun-soo defeats the monsterized Joong-seop with one blow. Ji-soo tries to communicate with it, but the true Hyun-soo inside the "paradise of desires" responds only faintly to her voice and the physical monster reacts to her with utmost hostility. Eun-hyuk decides also to let himself be fully monsterized in order to subdue the monsterized Hyun-soo.
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