Divine Favor

Divine Favor is a click-every-sentence e-book that's been dumped on Steam. There's a somewhat lame horror theme about the afterlife, but it falls flat. The true horror is that Valve's QA is so non-existent that they let this on the store. It was made by filling out templates in the godawful RenPy visual novel construction kit, so no professional development of any kind went on here. It's badly written (if they could write professionally, they'd be published authors, instead of paying $100 to self publish this on Steam by pretending it's a video game, which it isn't). Because this is not a game, I can't recommend it. My gaming rig is not a Kindle. If you want a decent e-book, you can get plenty for free at Project Gutenberg and other places on line, so there's no reason to buy this badly written non-game on Steam.

Really a nice surprise to take with a cup of dark coffee!

I stumbled upon this randomly while searching for something else, and I'm so glad I did. It's genuinely upsetting despite its short run time, with some cool art and horrible (in the best way possible) sound design. Definitely worth a look if you enjoy psychological horror.

This is a bit unnerving. Heh, almost wish there were no visuals and it was just left to your imagination to visualize things. Despite the length, still worth the $1.

Easy Achievement, 100% / 1min

Delightfully haunting, the perfect length to reel you in and hold you before it ends, but without actually letting you go.