Mehr GOG. GOG Galaxy. Werde Teil des Teams. Technische Probleme mit Spielen. Bestellungen und Zahlungen. Konto und Website. Infos GOG. Deutschsprachiges Forum. Hilfe Technische Probleme mit Spielen. The Suffering is a great terror game that may not have the greatest graphics, but really gets you hooked up to the story. That is because the website that had the ads has shut down so the game wont work.
Doesn't work.. Installation was easy, but it stop, if I tryed to start. Engine doesn't continue. Pros: None Cons: It doesn't work Confront the mysterious epidemic that's taken over the military base. Laws concerning the use of this software vary from country to country. We do not encourage or condone the use of this program if it is in violation of these laws. In Softonic we scan all the files hosted on our platform to assess and avoid any potential harm for your device.
Our team performs checks each time a new file is uploaded and periodically reviews files to confirm or update their status. Abbott State Penitentiarys executed convicts are staging a good or haunted prison riot theyre eviscerating guards, inmates, and any other lollygaggers on the premises. As the violent and laconic Torque, you slay your way out of prison, shooting demons and transforming into an abomination yourself now and then, if the mood strikes.
With layers of gore and lots of creepy sound effects, The Suffering creates an unrelentingly grim playground for bloody gun battles.
The guns themselves are fun to wield: effective, accurate, and powerful. Each monster is based on a method of capital punishment a gimmick, sure, but a very well-done gimmick, thanks to interesting character designs and convincing animation.
But whats with the paper-thin story? Torque was convicted of murdering his ex-wife and two kids, but he cant remember if he did it. Thats it. The monster transformation thing is also hokey as hell, but for those of you who dont care about the whys and wherefores if you just want to blast your way through some viscera, heres your game.
Were I a member of The Suffering's parole board, Id recommend a few more months of state-sponsored rehabilitation. While the haunted penitentiary setting and Sam Winstons The Thing , Predator creature creations are satisfyingly freaky, this horror show has a few key shortcomings: The story loses steam about two-thirds of the way through; solving puzzles, which are few and far between, requires little brainpower; and its far too easy to survive your sentence with so much free ammo and health lying around.
This haunted prison epic doesnt drop the soap in the proverbial shower; it merely fumbles it and deftly recovers. A standard run-n-gun first- and third-person shooter, The Suffering drapes itself in gore and foul language, but theres hardly a sense that any of it means anything.
As horror, the best the game can do is throw up grotesqueries in wave after wave. As an adventure, it demands switch pulling and crate shoving barely worthy of a haunted taco stand.
It does, however, provide a modicum of challenge and hold enough intrigue to win it a well-deserved stay of execution. You've played Resident Evil and were horrified by the wastelands filled with zombies, and you were likely also terrified by the horrific controls. You've played Silent Hill and were terrified by the haunting visuals, while also being haunted by the less than engaging gameplay. Chances are, you've played them both or at least heard of them , but now it's time to make room for a new contender in the horror genre: The Suffering.
If the title wasn't any indication, then know that The Suffering isn't filled with bunnies and rainbows. Put the kids to bed, it's time for some mature and bloody fun because after seeing the opening cinematic, where blood is aplenty and cussing is in great excess, it's evident to see what audience The Suffering is aimed at.
While just about every horror game aims to create tension through various methods, largely forgoing enjoyable gameplay, The Suffering ditches that line of thought completely and instead focuses on action that manages to be fun.
It's mainly straight-up shoot-em action, with some Resident Evil-esque puzzle elements thrown in. In addition however, its fun and switches things up enough to keep things interesting. Unlike most horror games that will separate the bouts of action to create a sense of tension, The Suffering throws enemies at you by the pack, ensuring you'll never be far from action.
Unfortunately, the action in The Suffering is hampered by the imprecise controls of the aiming system. It's certainly controls better than Resident Evil or Silent Hill, but it takes a while to get used to and never really feels completely accurate. Fret not horror fans, The Suffering is still creepy despite its emphasis on action ' it's just creepy in a different sort of way.
In horror titles, there are two scare tactics: the so-scary-it-screws-with-your-head scares and the cheaper, shock-based scares. The Suffering goes for the latter, but that's not to say it doesn't work. It's kind of like comparing the scares of your typical slasher flick like Halloween or Nightmare on Elm Street to that of a psychologically freaky film like The Ring or Silence of the Lambs ' they both work, but in different ways.
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