3 Nights of Terror

Great title for this game because it is very fitting. It's a good game with lots of variety in gameplay. Every level is quite different and unique from the others. Graphics look good. Runs good. Pretty scary at times. I would guess the 2nd level will be really scary for a lot of people, but admittedly, it's not my favorite due to my lack of patience. There's a good twist at the end you won't expect. It's not my favorite game ever, but I don't really have any complaints about it. I think it's worth checking out.

Overall Rating: 7.5 out of 10 - This game has plenty of good jumpscares, is very stressful (in a good horror way), and actually has a pretty good story to it. The additional content is a fun change of pace after you complete the main game. Great game by a small dev, definitely recommend.

Had tons of scares and fun while playing this, each level had their own unique way on completing the objectives and it never felt repetitive which was great and refreshing. Loved the unique monsters that served a purpose to each of their respective levels and how terrifying it was to see them up close. The story was super interesting especially what the ending had in store for me. 10/10 https://youtu.be/V_YvO2h_D4s

This game is scary :) AND FUN! I was Very impressed with the quality of this game. The graphics are gorgeous, the character controls feel good (a HUGE problem in many other games), and it runs well (optimized). You are a police officer who is having intense nightmares and your surgery is scheduled, but you have to survive just 3 more nights until your surgery to fix the nightmares. Each Night is a seperate game with a different mechanic, but is still cohesive to the whole game. One of the Nights you get to go around with a pistol and it uses the bodycam-style control, which im a Huge Fan of. The end of the story was GREAT, too! Once you beat the game there's extras to play through, as well.

3 Nights of Terror lives up to its name. If you're looking for a horror game that keeps your anxiety cranked up to eleven and has you running around in a panic for most of the experience, this is absolutely a game you should check out. From the moment things get going, it feels like the game never really gives you a chance to relax. As the title suggests, you'll survive through three different nights, and each one brings its own unique nightmare to deal with. Just when you start to get comfortable with one situation, the game throws something new at you and sends you right back into panic mode. It's chaotic, stressful, and honestly a lot of fun. What I enjoyed most was how consistently tense the experience felt. There was always something demanding my attention, always something making me feel like I was one mistake away from disaster. If you enjoy horror games that keep you on edge instead of slowly building toward scares, 3 Nights of Terror delivers that feeling in spades. From a technical standpoint, I had no complaints. The game looked good, everything worked as it should, and I never ran into any issues that pulled me out of the experience. The atmosphere and gameplay kept…

Overall, this was a good and fun game. The graphics are nice and adjustable for graphics cards which was nice. By far the soundscape was peak as it really heled make the atmosphere and game immersive. Night 2 was the most challenging for me and is doable, once I got the hand of it. The ending has a nice twist that is supported by the information given earlier in the story, so its a feasible ending that fit. Its nice to see a game give accurate diagnoses to the character. I'm not big on VR, but this game is definitely one that could use it effectively, especially on Night 1 and 2.