Why Nigh Trap Is Actually A Fun Game
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Night Trap is worth the money, and we’re going to give you five years why so. The controversial Sega CD title was re-released with its 25th Anniversary Edition by Screaming Villains, proving that time has turned the game partially responsible for the creation of the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) into a piece of video game history that you must own. It’s a really fun piece of campy interactive entertainment that will delight more than offend as its violent content pales in comparison to the likes of Grand Theft Auto and the newer versions of the game it was originally compared to: Mortal Kombat.
We played the game through and through and laughed more than expected. It was a blast switching between cameras in an interactive experience that paved the way for the likes of Heavy Rain and Deadly Premonition, and in more recent years, games like Tell Me Why and As Dusk Falls. Although not everyone would agree, the game brings people together, and gives it’s fan something fun to talk about.
The choose your own adventure feel to it gives the game its hook, the ultra dorky acting gives it its charm, and the campy horror is the icing on the cake. Spend the $14.99 USD on this slice of video game history, and multiply that by ten to get the Limited Run version with the pretty packaging.
Written by: Jean Bernard
Narrated by: JB
Edited by: JB
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