Meatlock

I really enjoyed this game! Meatlock is a beautifully hand drawn, point and click horror. It doesn’t have any in your face jumpscares but it does an excellent job at building tension. The only issue I had is my cursor disappeared a couple of times in the early part of the game. It can be worked around but it is a bit tedious. I am excited to see what the devs do next 🫶🏻 https://youtu.be/bDPWQvG3rME

I didn’t really know what to expect at first, but I ended up enjoying the experience quite a lot. The main strength of the game is definitely the atmosphere. The hand-drawn style gives it a raw, unsettling feel, and some of the visuals really stick with you. The doll sequences stand out in particular, they’re quite strange, but in a good way, and bring something you don’t often see in this kind of game. Gameplay-wise, it’s a pretty simple point & click. The puzzles aren’t very difficult, but that didn’t bother me. It feels more like moving through a strange place and slowly understanding what happened there than actually solving complex puzzles. The game is short (around 30 minutes), but the pacing is good and I didn’t get bored. There are a few small rough edges with the interactions, but nothing that really took me out of it. Overall, it’s a solid little horror experience with a strong visual identity. If you like atmospheric horror games that do things a bit differently, it’s worth checking out. The ending is pretty creepy. Score: 8/10 Overall: A short but memorable experience, driven by a strong artistic direction.

A morbid little 'story told around the campfire' point and click horror game.

Cute gruesome game with story and lovely art. I think it's a nice little dessert before bed.

FULL GAME Walkthrough: https://youtu.be/VFbnRDo3eVI

After finishing the title, I can confidently say that the atmosphere of environmental horror and the paranoia of being hunted persist every minute, despite it being a short game. I highly recommend playing it. There are a few aspects that bothered me (although only slightly), such as the relatively small interaction area for interactable objects. Also, as a matter of personal preference, I would have liked the font [here I mean the text font] to have been customized; it would have been wonderful if it had matched the style of the title itself, with a violently scribbled appearance. That said, I would definitely recommend playing this title.