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Originally Posted by Chojin
He's right. Scissorman was really easy to avoid as long as you weren't in 'danger' cause you could just mash shit when he got close and you'd fight him off. The male character would just punch him in the head a few times.
It would be nice if they'd make a survival horror game with ordinary people but not have it be done by the fools who made this series.
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Well, I guess I would have found out about the punching bit if Scissorman had ever put Nolan or Gotts in a panic mode situation. However, usually he never got that close or he knew where I was hiding and killed me.
Mainly what gets me with this game is partially due to the fact it's like being in an interactive slasher movie and the jump factor in many moments of the game. One that comes to mind is when you're in the castle and Scissorman jumps out of it. I still remember this one time I was playing the game with some friends and my friend Dave kept egging me on to check out the picture. I refused but got fed up and did so. What happened next was a near coronary/funny experience. As soon as Scissorman sprung out of the painting, EVERYONE in the room let out a quick scream and jumped.
But I see where you guys are coming from though.
Maybe
Haunting Ground would be more up your alley. It improves upon the
Clock Tower formula quite a bit. Then again, can't guarantee you'll like it either. :P