Obscure II (Obscure: The Aftermath)

Obscure gives you a mix of a good combat system that's fluid and like a classic survival horror having to stop to reload or swing your melee weapon and pretty good co-op gameplay, one of the only true survival horror games that has co-op and it was indeed creepy, co-op doesn't make a game less scary.

There are really much more puzzles and other situations, where you need some team work, which feels even better in the coop mode!

I sincerely want to recommend this game for passing, because it has a great soundtrack.

Visually, Obscure II shows its age but still carries a distinctive, atmospheric art style.

This PC port seems slightly better than the first, with more natural controller support and less egregious FMV compression, but you're still missing widescreen, and it felt like the game stuttered more than usual.

While the game opines a caricature of the time it was released I was somewhat impressed by the way our many playable characters interact with each other, making for a very varied and repayable experience if only because you can explore different ways of handling each situation.