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i have looked at a couple times when ive gone into the game store, since it is only $10 dollars...... but i didnt really like the demo and it doesnt appear all that interesting , so im hesitant.



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I played the demo and was it good. I just never got around to buying it.



well the game was good,but it isnt really talked about cause it released a year ago



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I hated the darkness....I couldnt even get out of the graveyard at the start and I didn't even bother getting a walkthrough it was so bad.



Because The Darkness is a mediocre game and there's really no reason to talk about it.



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