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Inviso posted...

One thing I thought I put in my write-up, but I guess I forgot to do it. I hated the setting of Terrifier. The geography of the warehouse made no sense, so there was never a point where I really understood why the characters were in danger. Sometimes they'd wind up outside, and I'd think "Why are you not just running down the street? Why are you breaking back into another enclosed building where this maniac could be?"

I just addressed this in my previous post, but I loved the low-budget setting for how desolate and illogical it is. It's like a nightmare where your legs stop working or doors don't open. You might also compare it to a videogame where there are potential places of safe haven (like the various houses in Silent Hill) that can't be accessed simply because the game won't let you.