I Make Saints (Steam Edition)

[h2]I Make Saints, a monster's personal anguish[/h2] I Make Saints is a game that explores deeply disturbing and unnerving topics but manages to do so in a way that never feels edgy or forced. The narrative presents itself as a mix between a walking simulator and a reading simulator, but the game more than benefits from that. It isn't meant to be your typical horror game, but rather an interactive story. The way the game portrays its story is incredibly immersive and chilling. It doesn't feel forced, edgy, or like a writer trying to shock the player. Instead, it feels like you're looking into the mind of a deeply depraved human being, and I applaud it for that. I felt my skin crawling while playing the game, imagining the acts being described and the emotions both parties must have felt. I'm sure even seasoned horror fans will have a hard time playing this game and remaining indifferent, and for that I applaud it.

Something tells me maybe it wasn't the wisest idea to play this while sleep deprived, suffering from an infection, emotionally distant shortly following a dentist visit and feeling the after effects of puking a glass worth of blood from the mouth at roughly 6AM.

An incredibly disturbing and dark horror game. It tells its story in a subtle and deeply unsettling way, especially through the notes you find. The game does an impressively good job of diving into the psyche of a perpetrator, which makes the entire experience extremely oppressive. Even though it’s only about 30 minutes long, it manages to create an intense horror experience that you don’t easily forget.

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Super fun, if you like bad parenting 2, this is the game for you. It's short, aesthetically pleasing, and really encompasses everything indie psychological horror games are all about.

Extremely bleak, effective short horror experience that puts you in the mind of a serial killer and hints toward certain things explicitly while letting you draw your own conclusions about other aspects of this character's motivations and deeds. Has kind of a David Fincher grime to it.