felt the title had become mislabelled as survival horror since its release, having enjoyable action gameplay and a strong narrative to engage players. Both highlighted the localization as adding to the game's appeal due to its inconsistent quality. In a 2015 retrospective on Shinigaki for Gamasutra, John Andersen noted the game's advanced graphics for the time, but that the camera changes and poor lip syncing had dated it. Notes References External links 1999 video games Action-adventure games Activision games Cancelled Sega Saturn games Dreamcast games Dreamcast-only games Sega video games Single-player video games Video games developed in Japan Video games scored by Toshihiko Sahashi Video games set in Mexico Video games set on fictional islands