Shutter (2015)
A female criminal Mrs. Rachel Solando has ran away from the Ashecliffe Hospital. Play a role of investigator US Marshal Teddy Daniels and you can also take a help from Chuck Aule. Travel to the Shutter Island where the Ashecliffe Hospital is situated where you both can carry on your investigation to discover information about the place. Shutter Island is a hidden object game which is made from the popular movie that has same title. You will experience scary environment in game that makes the game entertaining. Search out the hidden items, solve challenging puzzles and investigate evidence from different and unbelievable places of hospital.
Platforms
PCGenres
Adventure Indie
Languages: English
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Critic Reviews
LadiesGamers.com
By John RuizI think the folks at Team Scoop laid out a nice groundwork here. They clearly know how to make lively environments with good atmospheric sound, full voice acting, and matching music to add to the mysteriousness of the place. The lack of puzzle variety could also fit into the narrative as a free sample to a much larger world, showcasing other potential challenges to solve with the Dimensional Camera. I’d gladly pay for such content and treat Shutter in its current state as an Episode 1 kind of deal because looking at it from that perspective really makes the game worth experiencing. Portal and Portal 2 fans should be able to get a nice kick out of this title. I look forward to seeing Team Scoop expand on this promising universe.
Cubed3
By Thom ComptonRetro aesthetics are starting to aim for the 90s, and Shutter brings that beautiful, low-res polygonal structure to the forefront. The problem is that it doesn't feel like a full experience. With annoying and clunky controls, a handful of subpar jump scares, and little to actually do, this is more of a trailer for missed opportunities than a fully realized game. The concept of taking photos of creepy areas could have been more, but Shutter seems content just letting the whole thing be.
games(TM)
By games™ TeamThe spirit may be willing but the game is weak