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I... don't know. The posts to facebook are coming from "PlayStation Network", but I can't find that app in my facebook settings anymore. Even the PS4 tells you to look there*, but I'm having no luck. *From the PS4: Settings > Sharing and Broadcasts > Link with Other Services > Facebook > Publish Settings > Publish to this Facebook audience [comes from the facebook settings]

@melodicmizery lol oops! I changed mine to "only me" a long time ago, so I just make 'em "public" or whatever afterwards if I want to.

Not just you--it's happening for me now, too.

Dollhouse for PS4 is now at version 1.1.2A. Some additional notes: Patch note 1: Now when "MULTIPLAYER" is highlighted in the menu, there is a message that reads, "[BETA] Bugs & issues are present in this version. Please report any issues you find to our Hub & Discord!" They are actively working on updates for the game, as today they just posted patch notes for version 1.1.4A for Steam, which was mostly Multiplayer fixes. Patch note 2: They patched the flashlight--now when you press the circle button to exit a menu, it doesn't turn the flashlight on or off as well. I've encountered a glitch with the Chalk passive enhancements. Nothing game-breaking, just annoying. Three of them are mixed up, so that what you equip in the Safe isn't what shows as your loadout. Plus, the one of them that I REALLY want to use, doesn't work at all, even if I equip all three of them to cover my bases. Trophy note 1: It appears that there are at least seven trophies that require playing the campaign in the regular mode, not as "Voyeur". I finished the campaign in Voyeur mode last night, and became Ivy, but the associated trophy did not pop. So each of the "Become ______ at the end of the campaign" trophies, and the "DOLLHOUSE" and "ONCE UPON A TIME" trophies, look like they will require running from the monster and dying over and over (at least it will for me) 😒 Trophy note 2: It's also possible the "7 REASONS WHY" trophy requires a regular playthrough. Unlockable mode: Completing the campaign, even in Voyeur mode, will unlock the "FINAL TAKE" mode. Now I have that option in the Campaign menu, and when I highlight it, "YOU WILL ONLY HAVE 1 LIFE. CONTINUE?" is displayed. The developers posted a "Dollhouse Survival Guide" on the Steam community page for the game. Helpful for getting you started

@BG_painter I doubt very much I'll get the plat, with multiplayer requirements involved. I'm just happy I'm getting some enjoyment out of the game. I had pre-ordered it from Best Buy and was beginning to regret it. @lordzeze will do! An additional note about the atmosphere in Voyeur mode: it's still creepy. The mannequins move unexpectedly, although I haven't had any show up behind me like they did when I was playing in regular mode. Also, you do still see the killer-mannequin show up from time to time. When she is in close proximity to you, everything goes dark and kinda woozy. It's spooky. If she shows up while you're unlocking a memory, you can see her silhouette in the light from the camera. And it's still unnerving to hear her talking to you while she searches you out.

I'm playing in Voyeur mode now, and finished Chapter 1. Some things I've figured out: Voyeur mode does not disable trophies completely. I imagine "Invisible Woman" would be unobtainable, though. Even though changing to Voyeur starts a new game, you keep the photos and recordings you found when playing in regular mode. Chalk is more useful than I'd thought. When you "doodle" (the game's word, not mine) with it, it creates a marker that you can see no matter how far away you move from it. The story fragments that you find are used in a puzzle of sorts. One of the last rooms in the maze that you can enter contains a script that you have to fix, using the story fragments that you've found. I found all the fragments before starting the script-fix puzzle, and it auto-filled the fragments into the script for me, so... not much of a puzzle. Maybe if you don't find them all first you have to figure out on your own where they go...? Throughout the maze there are rooms in which you can find collectibles, supplies, and evidence to analyze. Once you've fixed the script, these rooms are closed off to you. Also throughout the maze there are corkboards on stands up against the walls. On these corkboards are fliers that give you little hints and reminders about gameplay. I would recommend playing with headphones on, as it makes it easier to hear the sound cues that you get. According to one of the fliers, the collectible albums provide more sound cues. The final room in the maze is the cutting room, which is also where you started. In it you will take the Memories that you have found in the maze and edit them together into a trailer. The memories don't seem to be connected at all, but each one has an enhancement that will apply to your abilities if you keep the memory by adding it into the trailer. Depending on whose memory it is, you'll get something like "Increases your Stock Inventory by +1", or "Decreases the amount of locked doors by 1%".

I fired it up again this morning. I was incorrect; I needed to collect three more objects, but then I died and lost the first one so... back to needing four. Unless I get lucky and find where I died the last time. Also, in regards to the flash, you get one available to use if the flashlight is fully charged. The flashlight auto-charges slowly while it is turned off. Slight annoyance about the flashlight, though, is that when you enter the pause menu (using the options button), to exit the menu you must press the circle button, which is also the trigger for turning on the flashlight, so somehow they left it so that the flashlight gets turned on whenever you exit the menu. If you don't realize the flashlight is on, once it's been on for a few seconds it will drain the battery enough that you can't use the flash until it recharges again. Hasn't been crucial yet but I can see the potential for it. The killer-mannequin ("It") talks occasionally while she's searching for you. I've been wearing headphones, but I'm not sure I can really judge where she's at when she talks. I'm not even sure that's a mechanic they built in to the game. When she's close enough to me to trigger the "imminent death" music and the red border on the screen, I definitely cannot tell where she is. I was at a corner, took a guess, and started sprinting in one direction. I chose poorly. By the time I saw her it was too late. There's definitely a lot of tension because of that, so if that's what you're looking for in a horror game, this might be the one for you. I looked at the trophy list this morning, and I agree with @Cosmokeeper. From the trophy descriptions, it seems like the multiplayer is similar to Dead by Daylight and Friday the 13th, where you can play as one of a group of potential victims (I think they are called "Nominees" in this game), or you can play as "It". If you're going for all the trophies, you'll have to play as "It" enough to kill 500 people, win 100 matches as a single nominee, and win 25 games with each nominee (I think there are 14 total). I don't know if they are using the words "match" and "game" interchangeably, either, so I'm not sure if one is harder to accomplish than the other. @BG_painter, I suggest checking out the steam page for the game. It looks like some of the bugs (for the PC version at least) are being addressed in a new patch, so complaints about most of those may no longer be relevant. However, it turns out the SP gameplay is definitely "fetch-quest in a maze while hopefully staying out of reach of some killer-mannequin". I'll probably play in voyeur mode to see the story, but I don't plan to play for any trophies. It seems like you get the story through collecting recordings, memory fragments, story fragments, and pictures. There are also albums you can collect, but I'm not sure what purpose they serve. The pictures are just that--they have no accompanying text beyond a short cryptic title. And if you pick up a recording, be sure to listen the first time it plays, because there doesn't appear to be a way to replay it from the inventory menu. The one memory fragment that I unlocked seems to be just a picture, but maybe it will mean more when I unlock the other three. Speaking of the story fragments, Marie is the first character you play as, and so far I have collected 6-7 of hers. They are somehow written in chalk on the leaves of the hedge maze, and you do not lose the number of them that you collected when you die. However, when I checked my inventory this morning, most of the phrases I had previously collected had changed into something else. The steam reviews state that the mazes are procedurally-generated, so now I'm wondering if the phrases are tied to locations dependent on the pre-fabbed areas that get generated after each death. That's... kinda weird. I guess maybe all the fragments are spread across all stages so that you can only collect all of them in a complete campaign as each character, meaning how each subsequent stage is built is dependent on the ones previous to it.

Has a noir vibe. Slightly creepy after I pass mannequins that were propped against the wall, then turn to find them right behind me. Apparently they are supposed to attack, but that didn't happen while I played. I just finished with the tutorial, and now the dying has started. Right now the game is just "try to get away from the monster in the hedge maze". I"m allowed to make a total of three chalk marks to try keep from getting lost, but I can only make marks on the leaves--not the brick columns--which makes total sense. *rolls eyes* The game shifted from tutorial to the real thing unexpectedly when something suddenly appeared and killed me. I woke back where I started, and was told by this disembodied "Voice" to find the spot where I died to get back everything I'd lost. What is this, a Souls game?? Like I have any clue where I was when I died. I walked out of the room, paused for a few seconds, and suddenly the screen was edged with red and some weird mannequin-looking thing appeared and killed me. I woke back where I started, and kept walking when I left the room. I found the object I was looking for and inserted it into a device the Voice told me would unlock the object so I could use it to unlock a door to find a Master Key to unlock this other door that would let me escape. One hopes. I thought I should keep moving, so I left the device. Then I heard a different voice whisper something about finding me, so I tried to move away in the opposite direction. Then the scary music started, so I knew the Mannequin of Death was near. I managed to elude her, the scary music stopped, and the Voice told me to go back to the device to retrieve the object as it was now unlocked. Whew! Now I can leave, right?? The Voice told me I needed to find and unlock four more of the stupid things, so I said, "nope", and quit. Maybe I'll go back to the game... I don't know. Maybe I'll play in "voyeur" mode, where I can't get killed, because right now I am just not in the mood to play fetch-quest in a maze while hopefully staying out of reach of some killer-mannequin. So to address the original questions: Is it good? I haven't played long enough to truly judge, but if the whole game is "fetch-quest in a maze while hopefully staying out of reach of some killer-mannequin", I'm not going to like it. Walking simulator? So far, just "fetch-quest in a maze while hopefully staying out of reach of some killer-mannequin". Does it has good puzzels? So far, just a maze. With "memory blocks" that randomly appear and close off openings in the maze. These can only be removed by using the "flash" (like on a camera, but built into your flashlight, I guess? although there is a "photo mode"). You have to collect flashes, and you can only hold a certain number at a time. How are the enemies and cutscenes? So far, the only enemies are traps in the pathways that never went off, mannequins that never attacked me (although you can disable both of them by using the flash), and the Mannequin of Death, a.k.a. the killer-mannequin. Those names for it are mine; the Voice in the game just refers to it as "it". Is it similar to another horror game? I don't think I've played long enough to fairly name other games. What do you think of the trophies? easy? hard? glitchy? No trophies were earned in the short amount of time that I played. Hopefully someone else will play for longer and give you a more solid idea of what to expect with this game. 😏 When/if I continue playing, I'll update. ☺️

Event Horizon 30 Days of Night The Haunting (1963) 28 Days Later Dawn of the Dead (So hard to pick just five!)

My first thought was "SOMA"! Other than that one, I'd say Silent Hill - games 1-4. Akira Yamaoka's sound work and soundtracks made them especially haunting. The fourth installment couldn't have been converted into a true crawl-inside-your-mind-and-stay-there Silent Hill game without his genius. Inside - not a damn thing was explained, and I'll probably never know what that ending meant, but I still think about every scene... How it could explain who the character is that you play, and what could possibly make the others' reactions to them acceptable in that world. Journey - not story-heavy, true, but an overwhelmingly joyous experience every time. The Sexy Brutale - awkward clunky title, but morbid, funny, and very pretty game. Alternate ending made me cry. BioShock - from the opening sequence and introduction to Rapture, to the twist at the end, it was a completely enthralling game. I still love playing the soundtrack and thinking about what was going on in the game the first time I heard each song. Dead Space. The whole franchise of Dead Space, including the novels... it had so much potential for a continued story.

You can do it in a new playthrough. What they meant was, once you've completed Adam's Trapware, you can't play it again within the same playthrough. You either need to copy off a save file so you can restart at that point, or play through multiple times.

I hope it does become an option, because I really don't want to be stuck with the one color to which I had it set when it stopped working. I know it's a tiny, inconsequential thing, but I just like it when it's coordinated with my avatar. 😏

My assumption was they're both not going to be free forever, but I don't normally see the price since I've owned the digital versions for a long time now. Hmm, the FAQ page makes it seem like you wouldn't need one, but I can't verify if there's a way to not have a payment method on file since I already own the the games. Maybe someone else who just got them, or don't have them yet, can advise...