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#1 D. Riley Dec 20, 2007 05:36pm
It's weird because the game copies Silent Hill 2, but its story is more of a "cult" game, like G. Turn said. That being: there's a whole lot of stuff about Dahlia and Kaufmann in this game... buuuuut... not nearly enough to really explain/change anything that happened in SH1.
If you have $30 to burn, why not? It's a knock-off, but it's a pretty well done knock-off. Still, you wouldn't really be missing anything if you never played it, and I probably won't be replaying it in years to come.