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• gamedeal user

  Jan 15, 2022

  seems like a good game , but fails at the same time
• gamedeal user

  Mar 21, 2022

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• gamedeal user

  Jul 8, 2022

  This game from the good games i played in my life [u]Game Play[/u]: Good [u]Graphics[/u]: Good [u]Audio[/u]: Good My rating for this game 7/10
• Halothirty

  Dec 24, 2022

  FNAF ripoff... not worth the time or trouble
• gamedeal user

  Jul 22, 2023

  i bought this game just to upgrade my badge
• gamedeal user

  Jul 27, 2016

  [h1]Overview[/h1] This is not a good game. (Quick video at end of overview) [i]Francisca[/i] seems like a very quick, very cheap attempt at the “walk around a small location and try to survive” genre. Unlike other games of its ilk, such as [i]Emily Wants to Play[/i] and [i]Boogeyman[/i], which have some sort of polish and gameplay, this has neither. The game runs in Unity Personal (because of course), and its window is named “Pet_Project”. Hopefully this was thrown together quickly as part of some school program. You play as a fourteen year old who has footsteps that sounds like he’s wearing heavy duty combat boots. Your parents have gone to Mexico, and you’re alone in the house. You decide to open a random present sitting on your porch, because obviously, which, also obviously, unleashes the ghost girl. Your goal is to survive seven nights by managing your fear meter, which seems to constantly go up but never actually drop on its own. The popup at the beginning that tells you how to play states that the farther she is from you, the more your fear goes up, which seems backwards. Shouldn’t you be more calm if she’s nowhere near you? Either way, since your fear skyrockets and it’s almost instant game over when she’s near you, it’s a bit confusing. You can close your eyes to lower your fear, and the game conveniently tells you that doing this will stop you from being able to see AND hear her. I’m pretty sure if I close my eyes, or even cover them with a blindfold, I’ll still be able to hear. Not sure what the developer was going for here. Setting up cameras and switching to their feeds to see where she is, and to try to avoid her, is an interesting but flawed mechanic. Your fear continues to rise, even though you know where she is in relation to you. Also, if you stand in front of a camera and switch to the feed, you’re invisible. There is nothing that shows up on the tablet. Perhaps there’s an ending where it turns out you’re a vampire. Would that explain how you suddenly lose your hearing when you can’t see? You may look at the screenshots and think the game looks pretty good for being one dollar, and you’d be right. It looks decent. However, it’s very choppy. Did you watch the trailer? That’s not the video that’s choppy, that’s the game. On a high-end system, it chugs along, and if you choose to bring out your tablet, it chugs even more. Downstairs in the kitchen, with the tablet open, looking through the camera also set up in the kitchen, Fraps showed me single-digit FPS. That’s just poor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrmMdVAMC3c [h1]Pros[/h1] [list][*]Cheap [*]Has trading cards, so you can make back a portion of the cost [*]Looks…not bad [/list] [h1]Cons[/h1] [list][*]Boring gameplay [*]Not much variation [*]Poorly optimized [*]Typical and expected jump scares [*]Odd design choices (closing eyes prevents hearing, further she is from you the more you are scared, etc.) [/list] [h1]Summary[/h1] [i]Francisca[/i] is not a good game. If you’re a badge collector, you can’t really go wrong for the price, but otherwise, avoid it. There are many other games that will offer you far more value and enjoyment.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 28, 2016

  I really wanted to make this game function. I tried setting everything to as low as possible. It seems like this game started dev as a VR game, but then once the start screen ws done they realized it was too much. Then after deciding to keep the goofy menu with horrid controls which don't seem to work they went on the make a game that barely functions whatsoever. If you made it to the end of this the point is DONT BUY THIS GAME
• gamedeal user

  Jul 28, 2016

  I refunded this for 84 cents.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 31, 2016

  Francisca is one of the very few "dollar" horror games that've cropped up on Steam, being released in late July 2016 by publisher/developer BiscuitPlay. For such a low price, it's hard for a horror fiend such as myself to resist checking it out. The basic story is that you play as a 14 year old kid named Mike, whose parents have gone to Mexico for a week. Prior to this, Mike has been hearing strange noises around his new home. The gameplay is rather basic, you have four cameras on tripods that you set up around your house and then observe their feed through your tablet. Once you answer the knock at the front door and grab the present, Francisca is unleashed. She screams and begins sporadically popping in and out of rooms. The ultimate goal is to avoid her entirely to survive the night, which is about five minutes. When she is close to you,your fear meter rises and if your fear meter reaches 100, it's game over. Oh, and when you're too far away... the meter goes up as well, so don't think you can cheat and stay outside of the house the whole time. It's a ridiculous concept. Now, this game is an obvious rip-off of Five Night's at Freddy's; honestly, Steam, I thought we were over this garbage cropping up around the place... I guess not. There is a tiny, smidgen of difference, since instead of sitting in a stagnant spot you can actually move around. Overall, Francisca is a very boring experience and a poor excuse for a "horror" game. There is no horror, there's not even a lame jumpscare, and Francisca herself doesn't even look remotely scary; quite honestly, I laughed the first time I saw her and her block bobble-head. Did I mention that this game is brought to you by Unity: Personal Edition? Yeah, that's right, so expect AWFUL optimization. I have an i7 6700k + GTX 1080 rig, this game dipped into the 20 FPS for me; to put that in perspective, I can run The Witcher 3 at all max settings and still maintain 100+ FPS at all times. This is absolutely unacceptable, even for a dollar, show some pride in your work. I won't even comment on the terrible English translations in the game. Too long, didn't read? Francisca is a mostly Five Night's at Freddy's clone with minor additives that still manages to have incredibly boring gameplay. It doesn't deserve to be classified as a "horror" game since there are simply no horror elements included. The game has terrible optimization, and sees sub-30 FPS on THE current highest end graphics card. There are so many better games that you can get for a dollar, like Blood and Bacon. Avoid this completely and don't pay for someone's awful Year One project, you won't regret your decision. I honestly have no idea how this game has gotten 80+ positive reviews so far. [h1]Rating: [b]0.5/5.0[/b] - Abysmal, avoid it like the plague.[/h1] The Horror Network [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/28221963/]Curator[/url] | [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/thehorrornetwork]Group[/url] Click for Gore
• gamedeal user

  Aug 1, 2016

  Ok its bad, like really bad. So bad that there is no saving grace here. Heres a list and a video if you want to see some gameplay. Pros +its for less than a dollar +the house looks good (but thats just to make feel like its worth buying) Cons -its not worth less than a dollar -the gameplay is fundamentally broken (the winning strategy is to walk into a closet, close your eyes, and do nothing) -useless game mechanics(hiding in cabinets, placing cameras) -no enemy AI to speak of (she just randomly ports around preset locations) -it runs terribly -Its not scary, not even a little bit -the audio is bad -the character design is awful(I could scrap out a better moddel in blender in an hour or less) UPDATE: Wondering why this game still has a very positive review score? Many of the reviews are indeed fake and possibly paid for. https://youtu.be/m_2VZ5eIywc