I tell myself these things because horror games tend to scare me more than I think they should. All that we’re missing is a talking dog, which I’m sure we’ll run into at some point to lure out any bad guys. We’ve got a video camera equipped with night vision, some batteries, and good old-fashioned pen and paper for scribbling down notes. I’ve seen a few episodes of Scooby-Doo and even the live-action thing from the 2000’s, so I’m pretty sure this case can be closed within the night. Red Barrels has decided to put us in the shoes of a reporter who hasn’t gotten the hang of biting off less than he can chew yet, so it becomes a sworn duty to investigate some reported mischief in an asylum at night. Red barrels has some ideas of how a horror game should start, and if they want to start in the drawing night of Colorado’s mountain range– then they’ve got my attention. Maybe it was just rain I wasn’t listening. Fortunately, we’re not going to Leadville today, but instead to a fictional asylum X miles close enough that there are reports of helicopters flying over the incorporated city and others in the surrounding area. If I didn’t know any better, it sounds like some fishy stuff could be going on out there without a lot of questions being asked. Locals have adapted to the thin atmosphere at its 10,000 feet of elevation, and the wrath of Colorado storms can ward off passer-by’s who would sooner continue on 70 than seek refuge 30 minutes into the mountains in a place that sounds like it died 50 years ago. If you’ve ever been to Leadville, CO, then you know it’s a place that nobody ever goes to.
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