[Nintendo Switch] Ambert Alert Director’s Cut Review
Ambert Alert Director’s Cut from Dolores Entertainment and MEATBREAD is a first-person, Rated M for Mature bodycam horror experience. Learn more in our Ambert Alert Director’s Cut review!
Ambert Alert Director’s Cut from Dolores Entertainment and MEATBREAD is a first-person, Rated M for Mature bodycam horror experience. You’ll be placed in the role of a policeman who responds to a late-night amber alert. This leads you to find a peculiar and sinister cult of women abductors, and it’s now up to you to do whatever it takes to rescue Sarah, a poor girl who has been taken.

Since the game is presented from a first-person view, you’ll be taking control of your character with the left analog stick as you move through each area, looking around you by using the right analog stick. Sprint by pressing in on the left analog stick. Interact with objects and points of interest by pressing the A button. You have a flashlight that you can toggle on and off by pressing the X button. This will hopefully provide you with the bit of extra light needed to take a closer look at your surroundings.
Since danger is always ready to pounce from the shadows, you’ll need to be on high alert so that you can aim your weapon with the ZL button and shoot by pressing the ZR button. Use the Y button to reload your weapon as needed. You need to make every bullet count, especially since your character turns at a very slow rate, and you won’t get a second chance to attack an enemy before it’s too late!

Ambert Alert Director’s Cut is a first-person, Rated M for Mature bodycam horror experience. You’ll be placed in the role of a policeman who responds to a late-night amber alert. This leads you to find a peculiar and sinister cult of women abductors, and it’s now up to you to do whatever it takes to rescue Sarah, a poor girl who has been taken.
Playing while wearing headphones will provide you with the best possible experience, since this will allow you to listen closely to any footsteps that will signal that an enemy is lurking nearby. You won’t have a health bar for this one, so if an enemy gets too close, it’s probably too late for you to do something, and it’s game over! Ambert Alert Director’s Cut is out on Nintendo Switch with a $18.00 price tag.

Disclaimer
This Ambert Alert Director’s Cut review is based on a Nintendo Switch copy provided by Dolores Entertainment.