Good Game?

Yes. If people are willing to pay $300 there is definitely something to it. Might not be for you, though. It's not to everyone's tastes.

>Atlus
Why can't some of these companies stop being such niggers and release rare games on current consoles and PC?
Another one is Blood Will Tell, good luck finding a used copy of that one for less than $150.

No, but it's aesthetic as fuck.

I love owning a copy of it

This game is literally me

Story is good, but dear god the gameplay is fucking trash.
Watch a playthrough and play haunting grounds

>If people are willing to pay $300 there is definitely something to it.
Not really. Horror games are always incredibly overpriced in the second hand market. Horror fans are an easy mark.

I think it was a Sony game. Atlus had only publish it in the US when Sony wouldn't.

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>dog in the clip
Don't want to see anymore. Introducing a pup makes a horror whatever shit

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Just about every horror game has dogs from Silent hill and resident evil to siren.

Seems better to say "Interesting game"

in that case, you are someone I would never want to meet in person.

Textbook "everything but the gameplay is good" case. To call the combat idiosyncratic is probably the nicest thing that can be said about it, but the story, soundtrack and visuals are all very strong, with the former point being a fair runner for one of the more well executed adult-aiming narratives in vidya out there. Storyfags owe it to themselves to try this one out more than anyone else but it's pretty nice in general if you can bring yourself to overlook the failings in its gameplay.

it was an interesting experience but I can't suggest anyone plays it because the main appeal is what crazy shit is going to happen next instead of the actual gameplay or even the story (which goes nowhere because the whole thing is burred under three layers of allegory)

also it has some extremely bad boss fights even by the standards of horror games from the era

it cost that much only because it was banned in eu, except france and spain (or italy) iirc, so it's rare as fuck. game itself is mediocre

I beat this whole game without realizing that you could trade items for more useful stuff

game definitely feels more like shock value than an actual story but I respect what they were going for.

fun fact, same devs that made this made chulip, that wacky ps2 game about kissing everyone and everything you see

My knowlege on this game is from vauge memories of reading some shit about it. The two things I recall is that its an expensive as fuck game. Second wasnt there some shit about loli yuri in it?

I'd rather play Chulip

Scarcity tends to do that. Rare shit costs more than common shit, but that doesn't necessarily make it any better. Kind of like oysters. They were poor people/street food until the pollution and over consumption made them harder to acquire. Once that happened, they instantly became a delicacy.