True Fear: Forsaken Souls Part 1

these games kind of rule low key, as a hidden object aficianado this is what i believe. super well made and great value cause they are long af in a good way! spooky!

I love the minor jump scares. I would like it to have more scary parts though. My computer is old and other than a one time crash in the middle of the game, the game ran fine. It kept me busy while I recovered from surgery. I had a hard time keeping up with the knight memory game on expert mode so here is a hint if others have memory retention issues -- write down the first letter of the colors as the knights turn and play their tune. example b,r,o,g,b --once I did that I had no issue following the tune. It's a fun, semi-scary, and detailed game. I love the cut scenes. I would buy this game again if I had to after I get a new computer. I will buy similar games from this same company if they have any yet that is. It's worth the money even at full price.

it's alright

Love The Story Of This Game And Solving The Puzzles

Decentish point and click, don't expect a horror though

It's fine. While looking for short horror games to play without a ton of chasing and hiding, gameplay that doesn't really suit me, I was told this was genuinely a little scary despite being a hidden object game. OK, I guess I'm game to try anything once. However ... it's not scary. At all, not even a little bit. There's some decent atmosphere, but this is PG horror at most. I was never tense wondering what I'd find around the next corner. If you're looking for that you won't find it here. It's also not really a hidden object game? At least not the way I played it. In the settings there's a toggle for "adventure" vs "hidden object" which is by default set to "adventure". I don't know what this does because I kept it on "adventure", which is fine by me; I think I'd prefer point-and-click to hidden object anyway. There were some hidden object elements but it's relatively sparing, and for the most part it felt like a traditional point-and-click. How is it as a point-and-click? It's (again) fine. Most of the solutions are relatively logical, though there is a bit of traditional moon logic, and a lot of it verges on hackneyed. For the most part the game is actually quite easy, becaus…