Mini Reaper

Cute little spin on the horror retro inspired/nostalgia driven indie scene, takes a lot from Mario 64 and asks “what if a scary guy was trying to get you?” seriously really fun and thrilling, the “emulation” creepypasta meta angle it takes is also really refreshing to see from a game of this style. Good way to kill an hour or two of time !!

I'm an N64 / PSX era fanatic. This game scratches that itch.

Excellent atmosphere, fun movement, solid tension in the gameplay loop. If i had anything negative to say, it's that things feel very slightly too random.

This was a fun little game that I would recommend to anyone that just wants to enjoy a short though slightly challenging experience. I finished the game in 1 hour but trust me that didn't come as easy as i hoped. The mechanics where nice and fluid once you get the hang of it, I see a lot of people complain about the forward leap not working but its just because they hold it down for too long. I will say the game does ramp up in difficulty after you collects the first few souls but it was super enjoyable and the hairs on my neck did stand up when I first died. I cant wait to see what this dev will do in the future.

Game is very fun and scary, I think nextbots are kinda scary and exiting, I love the story and style of the game, The main character looks cool, but I am very bad at platformers and I still enjoyed the game. The story is also very interesting the game plays pretty retro, overall a Good purchase to make.

[b]My score: 3/10 ⭐ TL;DR:[/b] A barebones horror game that mistakes retro creepypasta aesthetics for engaging gameplay. 🟥 [b]NOTE:[/b] I spent quite a while debating whether to recommend this game or not. With only 16 reviews at the time of writing and knowing it's a solo developer project, I really didn't want to drag down its score. In the end, though, I asked myself one simple question: "Would I recommend someone spend money and time on this game?" My honest answer is no. [h2]Overview[/h2] The premise is simple: you explore an empty mansion collecting glowing orbs. After a while, malevolent entities begin stalking you, and touching one results in an immediate game over—or rather, the game freezing, because the whole experience is heavily committed to recreating the aesthetic of old internet creepypastas. Haunted cartridge lore, doppelgängers, low-resolution imagery... it's all here. Unfortunately, there isn't much beneath the surface. The controls feel awkward—there's a strange "momentum jump" that honestly feels more like an input quirk than an intentional mechanic. The environments are mostly empty, many assets appear to come straight from stock packs, navigation is unin…