Cursed Feed

Got stuck on the second prompt tried reloading and the same thing happened... 1 out of 5 stars

I spent an hour on this game only for nothing to happen except a single door opening. Save your time and money. We even tried looking at comments online to see what we missed, still nothing.

Extremely, extremely boring. Highly regret buying this. No direction in terms of what to do to trigger an event, and it takes quite a while of walking back and forth, back and forth, between the house and the van, the van and the rooms. Flicking between 8 cameras as well over and over again in the hopes of seeing something gets really old really quickly. Unstimulating; I'd rather read the dictionary than play this again. With that being said, it's a nice looking game, at least.

Extremely slow paced, with practically no story. Just spent an hour shuffling through the cameras for no reason.

Fun game. Good story. I like the suspense build up but sometimes the suspense overstays its welcome and changes into frivolous waiting or searching. There was also a good utilization of text to speech programs for story context. Overall, it was a nice little horror adventure.

Cursed Feed is a compact first-person horror experience that leans heavily on atmosphere, anticipation, and the slow unraveling of a family tragedy rather than constant shocks or action-driven scares. The game places the player in the role of a paranormal investigator tasked with examining a haunted household whose quiet domestic setting has been corrupted by an ancient curse. From the outset, the tone is one of unease rather than outright terror, encouraging players to pay close attention to subtle details, ambient sound, and environmental storytelling. This deliberate pacing makes it clear that Cursed Feed is less about reflexes and more about observation and patience. The core gameplay loop of Cursed Feed revolves around surveillance and investigation. Much of the player’s time is spent placing cameras throughout the house and monitoring their live feeds from a safe vantage point, waiting for signs of paranormal activity to manifest. This mechanic taps into a specific kind of horror rooted in anticipation, where the fear comes not from what is happening but from what might happen at any moment. Watching grainy camera feeds, listening to distorted audio cues, and scanning for mo…