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About This Game Originally developed by Digital Pictures in 1987 and released in 1992, Night Trap has been completely rebuilt, bringing it to a level of video quality never before seen. Night Trap tells the story of five teenage girls spending the weekend at the Martin home. As a member of the Special Control Attack Team, your job is to monitor the home and protect the girls using an intricate system of cameras and traps as it is being invaded by vampires. Night Trap - 25th Anniversary Edition also includes new features such as deleted scenes, two documentaries, the all-new Theater that allows you to watch all story-related videos uninterrupted, a new mode with online functionality called Survivor that will test your skills at trapping intruders and behind the scenes production images. 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True, it was controversial, but like most things people tend worry about things they either do not understand or change. In the case of night trap not so about the concept but the technological jump it represented. The earlier editions of this game were playable yet the video was grainy. This 25th anniversary release really adds the sparkle to a fun classic!. A def buy for people who want to go on a nostalgia trip. I'm glad to see this game got rerelease after so many years. Looking back on the history of this game and it's infamy you can see how crazy the alligations were in hindsight. Visuals: Good revamp of origial outlay. You can choose classic or the new one. Achievments are based around these so get ready for multiple playthroughs. The FMV is great quality.Audio: Everything syncyed up well. Gameplay/Controls: You're going to be switching between rooms trying to look for Augers and you miss all of this great quality B movie goodness. Controls were a bit off. on the main menu my contoller had no input so I had to click with my mouse but in game it worked. It would help if you played with a PS4 controller because all of the options are based around that since it's a PS port but XBONE also works.. If there's one game I will describe as underrated, it's this game. Compared to the original version and older ports of this game, this one is a major improvement with having better quality of the scenes and new cameras that show the scenes without having to watch them and help keep track of the augers to trap them in the right timing. Not to mention bringing in the survivor mode to extend the gameplay to it, since the full Night Trap game looks like it was very short (Even though it's supposed to be short since it's like a game that's acting like a movie if combined all the scenes together). Although, I do have issues with the game of its acting being subpar with certain characters (Only acting I find decent is Dana's) and the game not explaining how the Martin family became vampires, who are the people who Victor trapped in the intro scene, and where did the girls and Danny ran off to after being rescued. Honestly, when it comes to games involving tracking down with cameras, I really prefer this over the FNAF series. I loved the original on Mega CD. Originally I was put off by the negative reviews stating it was broken etc. However it looks like a patch has sorted this all out. I took the plunge and bought the game. I don't regret it.Just as much fun (if not more so) as the original. It even has achievements, unlockables and a documentary. If you had any love for the original this is a no brainer, buy it.. I never played this game when it was originally released. Of course I heard a lot about it considering this game and Mortal Kombat pretty much resulted in the ESRB rating system. Now when you play it you realize how rediculous all the controversy was. As for the gameplay, like most FMV games it's very simple. However, I'm still happy that this was remade and for a remake I think Screaming VIllains did an excellent job. There are different filters that show how the game looked during different releases and extra contant to check out. I have a soft spot for FMV games because when I was a kid these games represented the future of what we imagined videos can be and were a big part of the introduction of the CD-ROM in personal computers. As a kid we couldn't wait for the future where video games looked just like movies and tv shows. How ironic that the future ended up the opposite. Now movies and tv shows look more like video games with all the CGI special effects that are used. I hope more of these FMV are remastered and rereleased because it's a part of gaming history that shouldn't be forgotten and they are simple fun too.. Audio just stutters ,and makes the game unplayable.I'll be getting a refund on this one.. Night Trap has never been better. Nice.. Updated 2017-08-19:All of the issues from my original review seem to have been fixed. In particular, the controls are much better as you can navigate the menus now.Thank you to the developer for fixing the issues quickly.Original review:Pros:+ The game is really cool and I'm glad I finally have a chance to play it after all these years.+ The extras are also pretty good. I watched the doc and the interview and found them both really enjoyable.+ Resolution wise this seems to be the best version of the game (based on watching the interview which showed the Sega CD and this version side by side)Cons:- Control is really, really bad. Playing the game with keyboard and mouse will make you want to cry. I had to restart the game over and over because there was no way to navigate between menus.For example I entered the options using the mouse. There was no way to go back to the main menu. The only prompts on screen were PS4 controls. Clicking either did nothing. Same if you go to the Basement. When you click the video screen to pause the game, the Quit button doesn't work when you click it. Yet the resume button works fine.Plugging in an XBOX controll allowed me to navigate the menus but that is just clownshoes.- Many achievements don't seem to be working. I watched the entire party scene with Megan as well as the Documentary and the Interview in the Basement and none of the achievements were granted.The developer has already relreased one patch so I am hopeful that the rest of these issues will get resolved. For now I would hold off on buying.. I originally played this game when it was brand new (on Steam), and I will be honest it didn't look good, but the developer was very pro-active and has addressed many of the first day bugs that were present.The game is playable (it was before just a little glitchy) and is still enjoyable, its one of those titles where you will want to have a bash at now and then, which is why I don't want to setup my Mega CD just to play this game.. yeah I know I can just run an emulator but thats not the same. 3 power adapters for 1 game (the 32X version before anyone asks) that plays for about 30-40 minutes just isn't a good enough reason for me (although I would probably crank out some other classics like Road Avenger and Time Gal - but thats not for here)Great 90's cheesy fun, not sure how it will sit today as a "new game" I think only those with a love for interactive movies or these cheesy FMV games will want to buy this.The remake is brilliant and does do the game justice, and from what I understand it was a one-man show, so give the guy some credit, you have to have balls of steel to release a 90's cult classic video game today.. Oh, Night Trap...Once upon a time, there was the idea of having movies, but make them playable. That's right! You're in control of your movie and can do anything, interact, change what's happening, even determine the outcome by your actions. Wow!This time was called the nineties, and some of you might remember it. Some of you might even have fond memories of the Sega CD (Mega CD im Europe). Some also might remember the rise of FMV Games during that time. FMV is short for full motion video. It's just like video, except that it's also in full motion! Wow! Take your time to imagine that! Videos! On a gaming console! In full motion! And you could even interact with it! Doesn't this sound almost too great to be true? Imagine the possibilities! Are you excited?Now imagine watching a pixelated, garbled mess with a low framerate. You even get to use your imsgination! Wow! And the gameplay, oh, the gameplay! You had to press a certain button at the right time to... not die. That's right! Almost like today's QTEs. Except... worse? And the games were nothing but said low quality QTEs.Blame it on the technical limitations, but at least the movies made into a game were great and full of production value. Right? Right?! Nope. For whatever reason, the fundament of those games were mostly low budget movies with cheesy acting, laughably shallow plots and sets which are put to shame by any Elementary School play.Are you still excited? Why somebody would even have bothered to "play" those "games"? Because they were fun!Once you got used to the usually clunky and limited controls, the adventurous visuals and... oh, there wasn't anything else. Anyways, once you got used to... whatever was there... you could have fun. You could be a firefighter, a karate warrior, a fighter pilot, a helicopter pilot, a pilot of some hovercraft... thing, a boxer, even Sherlock Holmes himself!And then there was Night Trap. In which you were... some guy watching security camera feed while a couple of girls are having a party. No, no, it's not like you think! Well, maybe at least not completely...You had to save those girls from the Augers by activating traps inside and outside of the house. Just make sure you're watching the right room and activate the trap as soon as an Auger steps on it. And he'll get spectacularily trapped as your reward. Spectacularily? Yes, that's right! There's even smoke! Well, sometimes, at least... ok, moving on...What's an Auger, you may ask. Well, the enemies of Night Trap of course! They're like vampires, except they have no fangs and move around like they've got cramps in about every muscle of their body. Why? Uuuuh, because!And that's the fun part. You just have to see them to believe it! Their movement and their musical theme (that's right, they even get a theme when you can see those cute little f***ers on screen!) will burn into your mind. Deeply!You just won't be able to unsee (and unhear) it anymore. It will stick with you at least forever, maybe even longer.So basically you were forced to "play" the game so you could be watching a movie so bad, that it was amusing. A movie so trashy, full of budget restraints, bad acting, plotholes and 90's cheesiness that you will feel as if you've never had a better time in your entire life! Well, maybe except that one time, with... ok, moving on...So, those were the 90's. You had a great time playing Night Trap on your Sega CD and suddenly... Bam! The nineties were over! Totally unexpected! Who could have guessed?! And because the nineties were over, you couldn't play Night Trap on your Sega CD anymore. There was a new game: adult life! And man, did it suck! Instead of fun and cheesiness, there came responsibility and time management. Sure, the graphics were better and there was a little bit more interactivity...Fast forward until summer 2017. Guess who's back!? Night Trap!Remastered, with (slightly) better graphics, contemporary controls (you can even use a mouse or joypad! This almost hasn't been done before!) and tons of bonus material, like a documentary, interviews, even a whole new game, and much more! And a Theater Mode! It only took 25 years to finally get this one! Achievements, too! Because it's 2017! Isn't that just great? All the nostalgia is finally back - with a vengeance!So if you played Night Trap in the 90's... you probably will have bought it already and won't be reading reviews for it.And if you haven't played it......well, that's a hard one. Should you get it? Would I recommend it?If you're looking for an AAA game with great production value and innovative gameplay, definitely no! Go play something else instead. If you want to know what it (almost) would be like to play Night Trap during the 90's on your Sega CD, yes! If you like trash and are easily entertained by things that are so bad that they're funny, definitely!Just know what you're getting: a cringeworthy FMV game that can be a bit frustrating and hard at times, but will make you laugh so hard that your stomach will hurt. And you can listen to the outstanding Night Trap Theme song over and over again. Yay!