Remnant Records

- The concept is a bit bland because if using a horror standard it kinda a bit low. - the clue and the diary of exorcist before player kinda too direct not exactly a puzzle type rather then searching a typical ghost item with a guides. - Rather then make a puzzle type, better make an exorcist type games. - The mechanic of the roles kinda nice but need to balance and exactly what the roles need rather then unclear instruction.

Remnant Records is a cooperative paranormal investigation horror game that blends procedural exploration with tense, objective-based gameplay. Players take on the role of investigators entering haunted locations to gather evidence, complete rituals, and identify the type of entity haunting the area before escaping alive. The core gameplay loop revolves around exploration under pressure. Each mission drops players into a dark, unpredictable environment where they must search for clues, interact with objects, and survive encounters with hostile supernatural entities. The procedural structure helps keep sessions varied, as objectives and hauntings can differ between runs, encouraging adaptability rather than memorization. Cooperative play is the strongest aspect of Remnant Records. Communication and coordination are essential, especially when splitting up to gather evidence or performing risky objectives. The tension increases significantly when the entity becomes active, forcing players to react quickly and rely on teamwork to survive. Solo play is possible but significantly more punishing and less dynamic. The atmosphere is effective, with strong use of lighting, sound design, an…

Got two copies for myself and my old ball and chain. We played it for a couple of days and had some fun, but I got burnt out on it not long after - while she still is very fond of it... The 'clues' are crap - heavily reused. The 'hints' for handling different ghost types don't seem to always be applicable. This is also essentially a dead game. Through all the times we loaded up, I don't think we ever saw another person online. Nobody joined our public games, and there was never a joinable game available. I love this kind of game, and I really hoped this one would be something I could spend a lot of time playing, but really, after 2 hours of play - you've seen just about everything.

Remnant Records is an atmospheric cooperative horror investigation game that combines paranormal exploration, survival mechanics, procedural storytelling, and ghost-hunting gameplay into a tense and surprisingly immersive supernatural experience. Developed and published by Noctiluca Studio, the game places players in the role of paranormal investigators tasked with entering haunted locations, uncovering the identities and tragic histories of restless spirits, and ultimately performing dangerous exorcisms to help them move on. While comparisons to other ghost-hunting horror games are inevitable, Remnant Records manages to stand apart through its stronger emphasis on storytelling, emotional atmosphere, and the personal histories tied to each haunting. The central gameplay loop revolves around investigating abandoned locations either alone or cooperatively with up to four players. Every mission begins with players exploring dark and unsettling environments in search of supernatural evidence while trying to survive increasingly hostile paranormal activity. Rather than focusing entirely on identifying ghost types through simple checklists, the game encourages players to uncover details…

This game is different, and it's why I love it.

good idea, extremely bad execution