Leave Me Alone

Leave Me Alone: A Trip To Hell is a very unusual game that immerses us in the atmosphere of the 90s of the last century. Yes, for another 20-30 years everything was completely different: different interests, different fashion and different people. If you yourself are not yet 20 years old, then you are unlikely to understand this … Well, the already “older ones” can be nostalgic. Well, let’s look at this unusual project.

In “Leave Me Alone: A Trip To Hell” we see the world around us from the perspective of an informal teenager who is constantly looking for adventure on his ass. He is madly in love with his skateboard – this is not only his hobby, but a true friend, and even a deadly weapon. The dashing nineties, even in foreign countries this time had the appropriate name. All this is hard to believe, although it is true. Right at the first level, they will bring us up to date and teach both skating and the ability to fight, the main thing here is to remember and repeat the necessary actions.

The most important thing in this game is the atmosphere. It would seem that 8-bit tracks and similar graphics are already “ordered”. But no, the graphics here are very decent, as if they have modernized some game from the SEGA console: improved textures, drawing and generously decorated with effects. By the way, a variety of game scenes-locations will please even the most capricious gamer. But as a musical accompaniment, to the delight of all music lovers, the developers have chosen popular tracks of bygone years.

“Leave Me Alone: A Trip To Hell” is a real time machine about 25 years ago. Seriously, a very unusual and interesting game that clearly reflects the essence and interests of teenagers in the 90s.

Review author: Denis Melnik ([email protected]

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