Finally, it starts twisting this already dark and gritty abandoned post office by leading the player to come across body parts in toilets and a corner described as “ Someone got cornered and dismembered in this room.” Then when you go to try it out immediately after learning this in the corner, it just reads, “Not safe, cant pause.” It keeps doing these small things to build up this tension. Night of the Scissors sets a mood, slowly letting you explore this run-down post office, giving you tutorials about pausing by hitting escape UNLESS you are not safe. What could be best described as viscera strewn about with messages written on the walls in what looks like blood, weird cardboard cutouts of people, and notes about some crazy guy with giant scissors called the Snipper. Kevin decides to keep watch while Adam scopes the place out.Īlmost immediately upon entering the abandoned office, it is clear this is not a safe place, besides the fact that it is pitch black except for Adams’s light.
Starting as a simple breaking and entering, we follow Adam and Kevin, trying to find some old stuff to sell from an old abandoned post office. Story-wise is where Night of the Scissorsreally shines. Adopting a VHS visual style, The Night of the Scissorshad a lot of things going for it to start. I had to jump in just based on the idea of being able to run away from a man with scissors.
Finding joy in that series and even the creator’s spiritual successor, Night Cry. A regular ass guy with the biggest pair of scissors you’ve seen who chases you down and brings a horrible end to your night. While different in each iteration of the series, he is always portrayed the same. Going into The Night of the Scissors, the name alone brought memories rushing back from the old point and click turned Resident Evil clone, at least in the latest entry, Clock Tower, because of its main villain Scissorman. The Night Of The Scissors: Scissorman Reimagined
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