Infliction

Infliction

Caustic Reality · October 18, 2018 · Horror, Psychological Horror, Gore, Adventure, Indie

Buy the Infliction key for Steam from Kinguin at $7.18 — the cheapest of 7 stores we compare.

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$15.71
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Infliction price by region

Infliction costs $7.18 in the United States, $7.18 in Georgia (USD), £10.71 in the United Kingdom, €12.82 in Europe (EUR), CA$22.18 in Canada, A$22.85 in Australia, NZ$24.99 in New Zealand, R$37.99 in Brazil and zł56.54 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Infliction offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Statesyour region $7.18 −54% $15.70 $7.18 7
Georgia (USD) $7.18 −32% $10.49 $7.18 7
United Kingdom £10.71 −21% £12.66 £10.71 7
Europe (EUR) €12.82 −25% €17.07 €12.82 6
Canada CA$22.18 −21% CA$22.18 — 3
Australia A$22.85 −21% A$22.85 — 3
New Zealand NZ$24.99 −21% NZ$24.99 — 3
Brazil R$37.99 R$37.99 R$79.42 2
Poland zł56.54 −21% zł71.99 zł56.54 5

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Infliction

✦ AI summary

Infliction is a first-person horror exploration game where you navigate a tragedy-haunted suburban home, piecing together dark family secrets through letters and mementos while evading a relentless AI-driven entity that hunts you through shifting, nightmarish environments. Using light sources and careful hiding to survive, you'll uncover the heartbreaking truth behind the household's descent into horror while struggling to find absolution in a photorealistic world that grows increasingly twisted and surreal.

Wander through an interactive nightmare set within the confines of a once-happy household. Piece together the mystery behind a harrowing series of events while struggling to survive encounters with an entity that relentlessly stands in the way of finding absolution.

Infliction — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Infliction: Extended Cut is a psychological horror game praised for its thick atmosphere, environmental storytelling, and effective scares that prioritize dread over jumpscares, with a unique Fatal Frame-style camera mechanic. However, players note the short playtime (around three hours), uneven voice acting, occasional lazy design choices, and some goofy animations that detract from the experience. Most reviewers suggest waiting for a sale given the relatively brief campaign length.

Recommended Sep 16, 2026
Highly Recommended If you miss the terrifying, reality-shifting dread of P.T., Infliction: Extended Cut is a must-play. The Vibe: Thick atmosphere and psychological dread over cheap jumpscares. The Gameplay: A tense cat-and-mouse game where you hide from a roaming spirit and use a Fatal Frame-style camera to stun her. The Content: The Extended Cut adds a brutal New Game Plus with remixed puzzles and an alternate ending. It runs flawlessly on PC and is a staggering achievement for a solo developer. Put your headphones on and buy it. 10/10 — I spent 45 minutes crying under a digital bed while a ghost aggressively paced outside. Would get traumatized again.
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Recommended Oct 3, 2026
A short but tension-filled ride with some truly scary moments. The story was a bit predictable, the voice acting wasn't great, and some animations were a bit goofy, but overall it was still an enjoyable experience (I'm happy to look past some of that for small dev teams like this). I really liked the attention to detail in the house, and how things changed over time - photos that distorted as you progressed through the story, for example. I'd suggest waiting for a sale though because it only took about three hours to finish.
Recommended Oct 3, 2026
Very cool. Surprisingly well made!
Not recommended Sep 28, 2026
no
Recommended Sep 8, 2026
Short game but perfect for scares. I highly recommend.
Not recommended Sep 6, 2026
While this game was pretty fun and interesting, it was no way worth $7 an hour. Like many of the other reviews are saying, just a pretty unpolished game where the character models are sloppy and the voice acting (besides the girl) is not good. For example, in one puzzle if you don't lock the fat monster up before you turn on the power, he just teleports to you and kills you which is pretty lazy if you ask me. That said I did enjoy playing this game and if it is ever on sale for like $5-10 I would recommend no question.

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