C.U.T.S

[[[[ NO SPOILERS ]]]] Video Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qoeRTsxq8Z0 Sooooo after playing Mortu and Last Shift I decided to buy the Redsroll bundle while it's on sale ($10 for 5 games). C.U.T.S makes me regret that decision, it's really, really not good. I was intoxicated while playing it, but I wish I had been drunker... The graphics are fine, even impressive in spots, but oh my god does this game drag. 😩 In over an hour of gameplay I think there were 2 scares, that's it, the rest is just solving simple puzzles and torturing mannequins. It'as hard to believe that the same people that made Mortu made this, because Mortu is genuinely scary, this is not. Anyways, if you like good horror games, check out our playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQTmUby5Dx3i00k2G_j7qILaINagnRUbv

I wanted to give this game a go based off playing unseen. I was a little skeptical going into this game as I read some reviews and they said this game is a lot different than his other games. Lots of dislikes on this game to as the reviews are mixed. In my honest opinion, I think this game is a master piece. This is how you create tension without the use of jump scares. It felt like a horror movie being told from a cheap video game perspective. I understand it's not for all, but this game terrified me. It's better than Unseen and I just bought the remaining of his games. This is what Indie horror is all about.

C.U.T.S is a short, focused psychological horror experience built around the unsettling concept of watching recovered VHS tapes that should never have been seen. You play as Ethan, a collector who receives a box of tapes from a friend, only to discover they document disturbing acts of violence and disappearance. The game leans into a linear, first-person walking simulator structure, using minimal mechanics and environmental interaction to keep attention on the footage and the growing sense of unease. What makes it effective is how direct and grounded the presentation feels. The VHS format creates a raw, uncomfortable tone as you watch events unfold and piece together what happened, leading to a conclusion where the tapes ultimately help identify those responsible. It’s a 60–90 minute experience that doesn’t overcomplicate itself — simple exploration, light puzzle elements, and strong atmosphere carry the game from start to finish. It’s not trying to be complex, but it succeeds as a compact, disturbing narrative that sticks with you because of its subject matter and delivery. — The Ember Archives https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45601239/

This may be the darkest and most brutal horror game I have ever played. Its not for everyone but its definitely an experience.

Well, this is disturbing. Be warned-very gory. What is worse-those who do this kind of thing, or those who seek to watch? Either way, you are a participant.

This is an awesome an intense indie horror game. I definite must play!!!