There’s a main path which leads you directly to the lake, but exploring the other parts was tiresome. Spending an hour trying to figure out where I was going was not fun. It’s deceptive in the fact that there are certain parts of the woods you can walk through and others you cannot. There‘s a large forested area by the villa which takes a lot of time to travel through and this is the most frustrating part. At one point I had to reload a checkpoint because I found my way to a river and could not get back out again.
It’s lovely to absorb your surroundings as you wander around the estate, but when you’re trying to go from A to B to complete objectives, the way that paths are (or aren’t) laid out and getting caught on the scenery had me tear my hair out as I could not progress forward in some segments. Sadly the rest of the experience is not as exciting and actually quite frustrating. One segment involves you sending coded messages, requiring you to learn morse code, which I also found pretty neat. My expectations quickly changed as more ‘mini games’ became part of the baseline experience. You need to adjust the paper, make sure the image fits and then expose it with light, before developing it in fluid and making sure you don’t overdevelop, otherwise you have to start the process again.Īfter initially feeling unsure what kind of game I was playing, I started to get comfortable with Martha is Dead being a weird photography simulator.
Once you’ve taken the photos, you need to go into the darkroom of your house and develop them, once again adding a layer of realism to the experience.
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