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"Story-driven horror" sounds like incredible long walking sequences with lots of jump scares / scripted events. What exactly should a trainer do?

[Edited by 0x90, 10/27/2019 6:15:24 PM]

I totally missed this game. Just stumbled upon your post and was like "What is he talking about?". Did some research and the game does indeed sound promising, I'll keep it on my watch. Thanks for posting it.

Here's one article I read about it:
Link (Sorry, it's in German)

This article kinda proves your point, it is story driven with some scripted scenes. But they are saying that just encounters with your hallucinations (if that makes sense) and "your creations" are scripted. Sounds like there are other threats as well. So maybe a classic "Unlimited Health" cheat?
There are also scenes mentioned where oxygen is involved and that you need to take care of your oxygen level. So maybe "Unlimited Oxygen"?
Crafting is mentioned, too. But I couldn't really figure out, if crafting is "mini game like" or requires resources. If it requires resources: "Free/Easy crafting"?

I neither have or played the game, so maybe my suggestions are totally wrong. I'm just trying to give some options.

Best regards!

To break it down: This game is a walking sim with puzzles and some horror elements where no trainer is needed/necessary.

However, there are certain areas where the character needs oxygen but one has to be completely... special to not get to a nearby refill station in time (and there's plenty of it).

Is the game even out yet where someone that has actually played it can chime in on whether there are health meters, oxygen meters or other things in the game that a trainer would help with? That would be 100x better than just speculation.

Official website says (Link) it's released for PC. Consoles will follow on 21st of January 2020.

It's already released on Steam and as I mentioned, there are a few areas where oxygen is needed but you find refill stations all over the place. Other than that there's no need for a trainer.

Thanks Taurus. I need a good reason to play a game with jump scares as I'm really getting easily scared by that 🤐 I will leave this discussion open for some days. Maybe one of the requester who still believes a trainer is necessary can tell me why. Otherwise I will pass this game.

An invis option would be nice. There ARE enemies later in the game that one shot you if they see you.