Crow Country on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information

The year is 1990. It’s been two years since the mysterious disappearance of Edward Crow and the abrupt closure of his theme park, Crow Country. But your arrival has broken the silence, Mara Forest. If you want answers, you’ll have to venture deep into the darkness of Crow Country to find them…

Crow Country is a survival horror, exploration and 1990's game developed and published by SFB Games.
Released on May 09th 2024 is available only on Windows in 10 languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.

It has received 5,003 reviews of which 4,925 were positive and 78 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.5 out of 10. 😍

The game is currently priced at 13.65€ on Steam and has a 30% discount.

The Steam community has classified Crow Country into these genres:

Survival Horror Exploration 1990's Female Protagonist Third-Person Shooter Horror Action Psychological Horror Indie Retro Third Person Story Rich Old School Stylized Singleplayer Gore Supernatural Violent Puzzle RPG

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System requirements

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Windows

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 10
Processor: Intel i5 or equivalent
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: 1GB VRAM
DirectX: Version 10
Storage: 2 GB available space

User reviews & Ratings

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Nov. 2024

Cute little horror game. It's fun to sit back and relax to it while having some snacks. This game is mysterious and astonishing. I love how the main character mantains herself as such a mysterious part of the plot all the way through. You can't really tell if she's a good guy or a bad guy. -- +Oldschool Resident Evil style and awesome Aesthetics? =u got it. +Fun Puzzles, LORE and cool story? =u got it. +Innovation on camera angles and satisfying gameplay? =yup, you got it all RIGHT this time. 9.0/10 The graphics doesn't make a game.

June 2024

Not to be overly reductive in my description, but this is a good baby's first Silent Hill, minus the "deep" plot. The puzzles make sense, there's a generous hint system and the item drops seem to be dynamic, meaning you're always finding the ammo that you're lacking. It's also not that hard to dodge the enemies altogether. The controls are also a nice departure from the regular survival horrors - you _can_ use tank controls, but there's also a modern control scheme with relative movement and rotating camera. Notice how I'm only describing the technical parts. It's a competent nice little game, I don't really have bad things to say. My only gripe with it is that it doesn't seem to want to say anything of import - it's not the aforementioned Silent Hill, nor is it Signalis or Homebody. This is a survival horror set in a theme park which feels like a theme park version of survival horrors. For that reason I likely won't be replaying it, though I enjoyed my time with it (and really looking forward to seeing what other experiments the developers will do - I also love their other games)

May 2024

Strong contender for the best Gamecube game of 2024, short but worth it

May 2024

Gameplay and Presentation ~ Very Positive + Very strong abandoned theme park atmosphere that evokes childhood nostalgia. + Great horror sound design inspired by the greats. The music is also nice. + An overall "analogue" aesthetic that helps ground the game in its intended era (1990). + Graphics inspired by the pre-rendered backgrounds of yore, but executed in real-time 3D, with full horizontal camera rotation. This leads to a perspective and style of aiming that hasn't really been done before, and it is well done. ~ The decision to use rounded designs and chibi proportions in a survival horror game does make the game feel a bit harmless at times due to shape language. Objects with sharp, ragged edges tend to be a lot more terrifying than soft, rounded things. But I also love how the game looks. It suits the theme park vibe; it's not supposed to be a terrifying place by itself, rather it is spooky because of the events that caused it to become abandoned and crawling with monsters. That juxtaposition is in itself unsettling and I imagine was part of the intent. The monsters are also still freaky enough to feel threatening, thanks to their erratic animations and bloody appearance. So it's still a spooky game, but don't go in expecting Silent Hill levels of fear and mastery over psychological horror. + Good control options. Can use either tank controls (harder) or modern controls (easier). The path of least resistance felt better for this game, but it also made the game quite easy, so I may do a second playthrough using only the tank controls. Also, you can disable the HUD elements entirely and the game remains 100% playable that way. + Hint system implemented in the form of a fortune-telling machine you can physically interact with, which doesn't hurt immersion. You get 10 uses, which should be more than enough for anyone to finish the game without ever needing to open up a walkthrough. + Intuitive map system that helps you remember where things are, without obnoxiously telling you where to go. + Effective "jump scares" (not the bad kind, trust me they are not cheap, annoying or overused at all). - The regular notes could have used more styling. It didn't feel like I was reading a sheet of paper I just found, it felt more like reading a video game text box pop-up with a transparent background. Story ~ Mostly Positive Fairly enjoyable dialogue for the most part, but I felt that there was too much of it for how simple the story is. There are also too many notes and tutorial notes scattered everywhere, diminishing the feeling of isolation and horror a bit. Some of the notes may have made some of the puzzles too easy, sometimes outright giving you the solution to a later puzzle, (shark shark shark shark dolphin), but overall, it's not a big deal. The story could have had more subtlety or mystery, letting us piece things together ourselves, or it could have used symbolism for more mature themes. Instead, what you see is what you get: you know exactly what's going on at all times. However, I can appreciate that the game doesn't bite off more than it can chew, as it could have felt pretentious if executed poorly. Instead, the story feels somewhat cute and nostalgic; it's like the story an imaginative innocent child growing up in the 90s could have genuinely come up with after having visited a theme park, but told in game form by a talented team. While it results in a story that isn't super deep or interesting, it was still enjoyable to experience because of the great art direction. There's nothing wrong with having a story that anyone can understand, and I think this game would make a great introduction to the survival horror genre for kids, even if those who grew up in the 90s and early 2000s will also find a lot to love here, and are likely the main target audience. Closing thoughts ~ Very positive Overall, this game is an easy recommendation. If like me, this game's visual style caught your attention at first glance, then you will most likely enjoy it. I hope the devs continue to make games in the future, as there was a clear vision and passion put into this game, and I appreciate that a lot.

May 2024

runs flawlessly on the steam deck I beat the game in 5.3 hours in my first casual playthrough. It's a fantastic game and one of the best survival horror games ive played in some time. I did not get every secret and ending up with a B+ rank. I was able to get some cool unlocks that allow for replay-ability which im excited to do. Very happy to have bought this day one and i really hope there is a sequel

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-30% 19.50€ 13.65€

9.5

4,925

Online players

Developer

SFB Games

Publisher

SFB Games

Release 09 May 2024

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