The primary tool at players’ disposal is a flashlight, which serves as a means to eliminate enemies strategically. Combat, while isn’t nearly as engaging, can be avoided thanks to the emphasis on stealth. GYLT’s stealth mechanics provide an engaging and tension-filled experience, allowing players to carefully strategize their movements. The stealth mechanics in particular are well done, granting players the ability to navigate the shadows, hide from enemies, and employ distractions to evade detection. Gameplay mechanics in GYLT encompass a variety of elements, including stealth, puzzles, and combat. The game’s approach to addressing the issue of bullying adds depth to the storyline, allowing players to empathize with the struggles faced by its young protagonist. GYLT’s narrative also explores the complex dynamics between Sally and Emily, offering emotionally-laden and very personal moments within its haunting setting. Along the way, players encounter a dark and eerie world, where their fears and worst memories come to life. Sally’s quest to find her missing cousin, Emily, serves as the driving force behind the narrative. As in Deadlight, the game features a suspenseful atmosphere, drawing inspiration from renowned horror titles such as Alan Wake. The story premise of GYLT captivates players from the start, as Sally embarks on a journey through a twisted version of her hometown. With a surreal and eerie atmosphere, GYLT paints a fantasy world but doesn’t shy away from addressing real-world issues like bullying in its narrative either. Set in the fictional old mining town of Bethelwood, the game plunges players into the haunting tale of Sally, a young girl on a quest to find her missing cousin, Emily. GYLT is a narrative adventure game that blends suspense, puzzles, stealth, and action. As Tequila Works was previously responsible for the underappreciated gem that is Deadlight, we couldn’t wait to try it out. I enjoyed it for the most part.GYLT, developed by Tequila Works in collaboration with Parallel Circles, started life as a Stadia exclusive, but has now come to other platforms as well, giving us the chance to review it on a PlayStation 5. Only one collectible you'll probably have to look up, it's in a really stupid place - that for most will be impossible to find without a guide. You're essentially running after this kid and unless you read everything - you don't know why.

I just don't like how they did the story.

I'm fine with them (cute, adorable - nice animations, etc). You have no idea why your (spoilers) cousin chooses to run from you every chance she gets or again why. If you choose to not read any 'books' this game is kind of mindless. Maybe it's my age, but I chose to focus on the latter. Either you wanted a mindless horror game with monsters or you delve a bit deeper into the emotional core of the title. At the core of this game - it is about 1) finding your cousin and 2) finding out why she went missing in the first place. Where do I begin with this game? Maybe I should point fingers at the trailer for stressing its horror elements. This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.

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