Madness inside

Madness inside The main menu already sets the tone here, clean, comprehensive settings, easy to remap your buttons, and the opening cinematic does a solid job explaining how you end up chasing a criminal straight into an abandoned psychiatric hospital. The puzzles scattered through the story do a lot of the heavy lifting too, the piano, the TV, a blackboard riddle, all genuinely fun to work through rather than filler. Games like this live or die on audio and visual work, and this one absolutely nails it. Whispers, footsteps, water dripping, vents kicking on, a clock ticking somewhere in the distance, simple stuff, but it made me feel like I was actually walking those halls. The visuals lean dark and gloomy in a way that fits the hospital setting perfectly. I also appreciated the little nods to other indie horror titles tucked in along the way, Pieces of Me from EMIKA and Hazing from REVVALUTION both got callouts, which is a nice touch for anyone who's been deep in this genre. There are two endings, and they genuinely play out differently rather than just swapping a cutscene, so it's worth running through both. The scares are well timed too, nothing cheap or over the top, just eno…

Good short game.

enjoyed it mates! thank you.

This game was good. I preferred getting the bad ending to be honest there was much more game and story with that ending. The only problem I had with the game was that the game crashed several times but other then that it was a good game and I'm glad I played it.

I'm not sure what to say about this game as I was falling asleep while playing it. I can't say for sure if this game was boring and was making me fall asleep or I was actually tired. Although I did get the "good ending," I was curious about what would happen in the "bad ending." Instead of replaying the game from the beginning to find out, I looked up videos on YouTube and discovered that attempting to get the bad ending would have allowed me to play the game for much longer.

This game doesn't run at all. I have an RTX 4060 graphics card and about 8 gigabytes of RAM, and for some reason, every time I launch the game, the game wants the entirety of the 8 gigabytes plus more, which has caused my computer to overheat while still being at a loading screen. I tried the itch.io version, and I wanted to play through that first, but then ended up buying the Steam version because I thought maybe there's just something wrong with the itch version. No, they both do that. I don't know if it's trying to request memory it thinks it has and then just crashes out when it realizes it doesn't have the resources it wants, but both versions I've tried to play it have not been playable, even at the lowest of the low graphic settings. I'm talking I disabled everything I could in the menu, and downscaled the resolution while turning off all GI settings. It is a shame because this game looks fun, but I feel like I'm going to mess my computer up even more trying to run it than I am if I were to just leave it alone.