Horror Tales: The Beggar

It’s Morvin time

With Horror Tales: The Beggar, Carlos Coronado offers us a surprising horror adventure, which shines for a remarkable visual section and a set of very original mechanics. A proposal with a fair duration, which is best enjoyed in one gulp. The story is kept in the line of the simple, although it does not stop being interesting. However, it is the excellent visual section that takes the palms, along with a dynamic of very interesting and original mechanics.

Horror Tales: The Beggar lets you control your environment to fight off a dangerous pursuer. The actions are innovative and the horror from the enemy is real. The environments are well-designed and feel post-apocalyptic. But the story isn’t the best and the horror isn’t as engaging as it could be.

Horror Tales: The Beggar softens the horror component and adds a large handful of surprising mechanics to its sci-fi odyssey. A broken world serves as a futuristic setting for a proposal that develops the lore of the Wine and marks the path towards Coronado's future as a developer. Three and a half hours of enjoyment and bewilderment that demonstrate the author's concern to offer something different from what has already been seen in the genre.

Horror Tales: The Beggar is a post-apocalytic action game in which we will be able to control powers that will help us change space-time at will, in addition to facing an individual who is the product of our sick mind.