The music does a great job in masking the silence behind the voices that are not always around. Oxenfree does that exquisitely well, due to the amazing soundtrack made by SCNTFC who put his heart and soul into making it. You just have to love it when that happens, when, even involuntarily, it is making you feel as if every step you will take can lead you to another horrifying situation that will either be a jumpscare or a scene that will give you goosebumps. The aural background is only there to make things better by making the player indulge entirely into the atmosphere of the game with its VHS-style synthwave-ish music.
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The game reminiscences various feelings that we got from series like Freaks and Geeks with all the weird teenagers having all sorts of unique personalities while at the same time also making us feel as if we are in an 80s horror flick with strange phenomena that can only be explained by exploring every single nook and cranny the game has to offer. Arriving at the island, our characters start interacting with each other with the difference that this time, our answers are very different from one another, showing us that there are things we control in the development of the relationships between Alex and everyone else in the game. Straight from the start of the game, we get to see how we will be able to control our character, moving around, answering to things our co-stars discuss with us or playing with the radio that we have in our pocket. “haunted.” Oxenfree brings our main character, Alex, to Edward’s Island with a group of friends that are just going there late at night to enjoy a hang-around at the beach, talking about all sorts of things and doing all kinds of teenager stuff.
There is something special about a game that brings a group of friends to a deserted island, which is potentially.
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