#THE MAGIC CIRCLE PS4 REVIEW FULL#

As you progress you learn that someone is watching… someone is always watching and this is where the true genius and horror of the game come into play. You can earn snacks which is the equivalent to in game currency and can be used to buy emotes, cosmetics and other such items. These tasks can vary from many things including collecting and putting up posters to even installing sound bugs behind power sockets. As the adults sleepwalk around the town it seems there is a mystery deep beneath the earth which can only be reached by levelling up and completing certain missions or tasks. The world seems very safe while above ground, but it’s when you dive deeper that things seem to become a lot tighter and eerier. The enemies here are your parents, your friends parents or could even be mine. The atmosphere and the enemies look amazing with some awesome design work done by the team at Question. I found TBC to be a great game and highly addictive. You must strike back, capture their activities on camera and expose them to the world.

You hesitated. But last night, your best friend vanished – and now, a mysterious group of adults wants to eliminate you. An uncanny, disorienting music beckoned from below. Together, you discovered a network of bizarre underground tunnels, hidden just beneath the surface of your quiet community. Your new group of friends bonded over this shared secret, forming a club to investigate the cause of these blackouts. You’ve heard of sleepwalking – but this is different. Each morning, you awaken covered in mud or scratches, with no memory of the night before. You play as a teenager from a small, modern town.

#THE MAGIC CIRCLE PS4 REVIEW FULL#

The story of a town full of adults acting very peculiar and is up to a group of local teenagers to work out how and why. Developed by the team at Question, the company that brought us The Magic Circle now Brings us The Blackout Club. Have you ever imagined a first person, four player horror fuelled stealth game that actually talks to you back!? The Blackout Club does just that and more.

The magic circle ps4 review