Blackbay Asylum

This is a lot of fun and quite criminally underrated. It does a good job of being a comedic piece while still being a good example of the genre it is making fun of, being horror. There are a few bugs though I never found one that stopped my progress. The whole game is puzzles and some of them are actually pretty high-brow, so be ready for that if you try it. Towards the end of the game, the chapters start getting extremely short, which is a bit sad since all of the content is a lot of fun and you feel like you had a ton more to look forward to and you really only get a few chapters that are as long as chapter 1 through 3. I highly recommend this for a Halloween play. It's a good, silly, fun game.

Blackbay Asylum is like being trapped inside an Edvard Munch painting. I can’t tell if I liked it or if it’s just Stockholm Syndrome.

Great horror game chapter 10 though ugh needed checkpoints I was going to finish this game but chapter 10 kept me from doing it.

Blackbay Asylum is an indie horror-puzzle experience that leans heavily into atmosphere, psychological unease, and a distinctly offbeat sense of humor, creating a game that feels as strange as the institution it is set in. Developed by TAD Productions AB and published by KPL, the game places you in the role of Doug Dunaheiw, a mentally unstable patient who awakens in a seemingly abandoned asylum under mysterious circumstances. From the outset, the tone is deliberately disorienting, blending grotesque imagery, surreal storytelling, and moments of dark comedy that constantly blur the line between horror and absurdity. It is a game that thrives on being unpredictable, though that same unpredictability can sometimes work against it. The core of the experience revolves around exploration and puzzle-solving, with players navigating the asylum’s labyrinthine corridors while uncovering clues, interacting with objects, and gradually piecing together what has occurred. The puzzles are varied and, at times, genuinely inventive, often requiring careful observation and logical thinking rather than simple trial-and-error. Many of them are integrated into the environment in a way that encourages…

A weird game, if you like weird puzzle games this game is for you. Otherwise only get it if its $0.50.

This game is so fu**ing nonsense.