Stories Untold

The story was so incredibly told, I was invested every single step of the way. It reminded me very much of The Fear Street Trilogy, where it seemed like you got a bunch of random information throughout the three episodes but it all ends up coming together in the last one. Beautifully done, 10/10.

Very very fun little jaunt. The text adventure sections were thinkers without being obscure for the sake of making it harder. Well worth the time spent.

I expected a fun little compilation of weird little games. I got a surprisingly deep and hard-hitting narrative wrapped into a very unique package regarding its structure and mechanics. I got a lot more than I bargained for. And I couldn't be happier about that. I won't get into too much detail, but the first three chapters present the player with fresh, intriguing and downright fun experiences that do not skimp on the horror side of things. If the screenshots or trailers brought you here to read this, yes, you will get what you expect, and then some. And while I can see how the fourth chapter can be divisive, I "enjoyed" my time with it very much. Now those quotation marks? They are there to remind you that you are still dealing with a psychological horror game here, and, as I said in the beginning, a surprisingly hard-hitting one. And even moreso, one you should definitely play.

Very cool idea, but some of the required text prompts are way too specific. I tried "Get out of bed" "Get up" "Stand Up" and a few more until I looked it up and it needed to be "leave bed". Perhaps more play testing could have given them more examples of correct enough answers they could have included. Having to look at a guide after typing 100 tries ruins the fun.

I absolutely love it. It reminds me of Maniac Mansion (NES) and Uninvited (NES) all in one game. The retro 80s horror aesthetic is my favorite. Love love love. Love how dark and creative the puzzles are. Love the jump scares. I'm only on Part 3 so far, though.

Really unique, fairly short game. Exploring a anthology of short stories through puzzles and text adventure. Had a good time. I was lying in bed last night thinking about the final story of the anthology. the way it used the mechanics they've set up and the text adventure stuff was genius.