Stitched HD

Stitched HD is a psychological horror adventure that builds its identity around vulnerability, exploration, disturbing imagery, and puzzle solving rather than giving the player the power to fight every threat. Developed and published by Fluffex Studios, it follows Catherine Stockholmes, an eighteen-year-old woman whose journey home goes disastrously wrong. After losing consciousness during an accident, she awakens inside a mysterious and seemingly abandoned doll factory. What begins as a straightforward attempt to escape gradually develops into a darker mystery involving strange inhabitants, unsettling discoveries, and questions about what really happened within the building. Catherine's physical condition gives the horror an interesting dimension. She has lived with a serious heart problem since childhood, meaning extreme fear is potentially dangerous rather than merely uncomfortable. This reinforces the idea that Catherine is an ordinary and vulnerable person trapped in circumstances far beyond her control. Instead of becoming an action-oriented hero, she survives primarily through caution, observation, exploration, and avoiding threats. The concept works particularly well with …

Let me start with saying that I give this game like...a 6/10. I wish there was a "meh" review button. This game had its perks, don't get me wrong - its story was interesting in the beginning, the mechanics were simple, the art style(s) were good, and the puzzles were easy enough to solve (except one but whatever, there's a guide so it didn't ruin the game for me). It was enough for me to go through the ending sequences 5 times to get each ending for 100% achievements. Considering the price (and even then I got it on sale, so it was even cheaper), it was...playable. But I wasn't exactly happy with it. Undisputable fact: this game is not unique. Perhaps it was just me, but I got overwhelming "Mad Father" vibes from it. Maybe the developer saw Sen as inspiration - and I respect that, Sen gave a lot to the pixel horror game community - but from Agnes' role, to the conflict between Catherine and her father, to the doll aspect, it was too much. Once I caught on to the similarities, the story lost any air of mystery around it and I had a pretty good idea as to how the endings would play out. Let's also mention the complete disregard for any sort of accurate portrayal of mental health. …

Awesome RPGMaker horror game with pretty good puzzles and chase sequences that aren't going to make you frustrated overall like some RPGMaker games can. One thing I want to point out is that this dev is actively monitoring the bug reporting board and WILL actively apply hotfixes if you encounter a problem. I had a problem with one of the rooms not loading properly and I posted about it on the bug reporting board, I had begun contemplating restarting my playthrough, however the dev responded within 45 min to and hour and a hotfix was applied resolving the issue. Maybe others have seen that kind of QA for a game in the past but I sure haven't. The CGs are visually appealing and very fitting for the theme of the game, which is oddly less common than one would think for RPGMaker horror games on Steam.

The game has a god story, similarities to "Mad Father", lots of puzzles, most of which I found extremely hard, I couldn't find a written walk through, but there is video walk through's on YouTube, without them I would be stuck forever near the start of the game. It is enjoyable to play, and I wanted to progress to know more about the story. It is easy to get lost, even with the map, and the game did glitch for me a few times, I needed to restart, it just froze or I wouldn't walk through doors etc, hopefully this will be fixed soon. The game is also quite a bit longer than I expected.

The puzzles can for sure get annoying, but it's still an alright rpg maker horror game.

Wonderful game