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OSome Studio / Mar 3, 2015 / Adventure
The dark will reveal all!Explore the macabre past of an old mansion in the 1930's and solve puzzles of light and shadows in this fully black & white survival horror! Players are trapped in this nightmare where darkness is a constant threat!
| Part | Your PC | MinimumNot sure |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | Not set | Intel Core 2 Duo E6750 2.66 GHz or AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ 2.60 GHz Can't tell |
| GPU | Not set | Geforce GTS 250 or Radeon HD 4770 Can't tell |
| RAM | Not set | 2 GB RAM Can't tell |
Mixed
67% positive, 203 reviews
A cliche story with a deranged atmosphere, detailed environments, and in-depth collectibles. I suffered through horrible transitional camera switch ups and a poor camera perspective that makes navigating areas with certain dangers very difficult just to be let down by the ending. Due to its downsides, saving is crucial whenever possible. However, it's worth trying out just for the journey.
10 found this helpful, 2025-10-09
I am only 30 minutes in and . . . frustrated with the game mechanics. I find the artwork aesthetically interesting. I don't mind a narrative rich gameplay. But the moving around...is tedious. You start off injured and slloooow. There's stumbling around and the movement doesn't always match what I do with the arrow keys. The perspective changes, sometimes in ways that aid, other times in ways that frustrate progress....
3 found this helpful, 2026-01-27
As nice as an idea of noir minimalistic design looks in static, as frustrating it is to play when you can barely tell the protagonist from the scene. Match lighting mechanic adds to the noir mood of the game but puts even more pressure on the player. And the limited amount of those matches tipped the scales for me into more stress than enjoyment so I never even finished it. Maybe I just don't like noir that much. I...
3 found this helpful, 2025-12-06
Did you know Activision originally published this game? It was so strange to see at the time among their usual catalogue - and in fact they "remedied" that by eventually stopping being the publisher (the game was delisted for a while until being picked back up). Publishing history aside, White Night still stands as one of the closest games to the original Alone in the Dark, if not the closest - it's even set in the...
3 found this helpful, 2025-12-17
