free download silent hill book of memories review

Much to your surprise, the rewrites take hold in reality, at the cost of battling through nightmare dungeons full of monsters and loot when you sleep. When confronted with a tome that looks suspiciously like the Necronomicon, naturally, you take a pen to the paper and start rewriting the parts you don’t like.

The titular book arrives at your door one day with a return address of Silent Hill on it, and you find that it contains your whole life written down in it. And then sometimes there’s a game like Silent Hill: Book of Memories, from Wayforward in 2012 for the PS Vita, bringing together the two tastes of ‘psychological survival horror’ and ‘dungeon crawler’ like everybody always wanted. Just like in cooking, it’s a matter of how you do it and what you’re mixing together. A classic like Actraiser fused a city builder with a side scrolling action game to great success. Video games have their fair share of this phenomena, as well, and sometimes it works.

It’s inexplicable, but some people seem to like it, even as it turns some others off. Pineapple and ham are both perfectly fine ingredients in most situations, just not on pizza, yet people put them together, on pizza.

There are just some flavors that don’t go together.

Free download silent hill book of memories review