Tormented Souls really does try to replicate survival horror games of the nineties to a fault. And you’ll need to find tape reels in order to save your progress. You’ll still need to go into a menu to change between a ranged and a melee weapon, for example. It’s a shame that some other issues haven’t been addressed, though. It was a pain checking the map when we played the game on PS5, diving in and out it to check where we were going and if we’d missed any items. It’s a small thing but it makes quite a difference to the experience. The delayed release of Tormented Souls on Switch also means it benefits from a valuable quality of life feature: the ability to open up the map without having to traipse through menus. Throw in decent lighting and shadows, and a stable framerate, and you have a winner.
And while we were disappointed by the character models in the PS5 version of the game, on Switch they’re about as good as you could expect. The visuals are obviously toned down a little, but environments have retained much of their detail and are still drenched in atmosphere. Going hands-on with the Switch version of Tormented Souls, we’ve been pleasantly surprised by the port. And since its initial launch it’s been made available on a range of other formats. We were pretty impressed when we played Tormented Souls on PS5 last year.Īn old-fashioned survival horror game inspired by classics such as Resident Evil and Silent Hill, while certain aspects of Tormented Souls weren’t all that pretty or user-friendly, on the whole it provided a genuinely unsettling experience.
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