If youвЂ™ve heard great things about the original and want to experience the game for yourself, you can jump straight into the remake and not miss anything. They will certainly come in handy for people who havenвЂ™t played the original, and to that effect, you donвЂ™t have to play the original to enjoy the remake. which can help save you from any potential confusion.Д®ven though it wasnвЂ™t my first time playing Mad Father, I still enjoyed having these in the game. You're also given more direction in the remake as to what it is youвЂ™re supposed to be doing and where youвЂ™re supposed to be going - things like Tips, вЂњCheckвЂќ text to show you where to look, Mission information, etc. The sprites for the monstrous entities that Aya encounters are way more detailed as well which adds to the horror element of the game extensively. When scenes like the bloody footprints appear, theyвЂ™re accompanied by things like bloody handprints as well. The horror scenes themselves have also undergone slight makeovers. Movement when youвЂ™re exploring is more fluid, and feels better overall.

Additionally, I kind of preferred the green tone of her bedroom in the original to the colder blue tone of the remake, but I do acknowledge that it looks more realistic and believable which is the theme the remake is going for. IвЂ™m a little sad that little Snowball the Rabbit in AyaвЂ™s bedroom is actually less defined in the remake than the original (though SnowballвЂ™s chest rises and falls while napping which is super cute). The rooms look more realistic, like when Aya is lying on the bed sheвЂ™s not on the left corner of it but actually in the center of the bed, the bedsheets ruffled behind her. It really makes her character art look better overall, I think. I think it was the lack of a defined nose, which she has in the remake. The original gameвЂ™s story and the way in which it unravels is the best part of the game, the way it pulls you in and keeps you intrigued from start to finish.В What the remake does is improve upon various aspects of the art, design, and animation in order to complement the story even more.ДЄs noted above, facial art is more expressive, and theyвЂ™re more defined to the benefit of many characters, like Maria.В ItвЂ™s not that Maria looked bad in the original, but she definitely looked a littleвЂ¦ strange.

She looks pretty much the same, but her face is more expressive.В The text and dialogue seems to be pretty much the same, so youвЂ™re getting the same core story as the original which is to be desired, honestly. It helps in terms of conveying emotion, which is the primary change made to AyaвЂ™s art as well. The photos that complement the characters when they speak have also been improved upon, although there are some interesting deviations from the original here as well.В For example, at the start of the game you can see the fatherвЂ™s face in the remake whereas his face is obscured by a mask in the original game. The scenery itself has also been improved with better lighting (flickering wall torches) and more background detail.В YouвЂ™ll notice some slight changes in the layout, like a set of stairs being added to a hallway in the remake and the removal of door notches in certain areas where they're not necessary. The first thing youвЂ™ll notice when playing the remake of Mad Father are the improved graphics.В The character sprites look larger which can make it easier to distinguish features (specifically clothing) and subtle gestures such as hand and head movements. When I first heard about a remake of the game, I was extremely excited and eager to check it out.В I had high expectations going in, and am pleased to say the game met these expectations and then some.

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