A House Inside Me

even without telling or showing you could feel something is wrong you can feel it which i think its beautiful way of representation

a short game around 20-30 minutes, from a standpoint where i have a hard time relating or knowing what this game shows us i would say its very well made really made me feel uneasy at many points of the game [spoiler]especially at the part where you are surrouned byt the kids writing with all the rainbows and such the music in that place SO WELL made

Worth a playthrough for the art alone

I wasn't sure what this game was going to be going into it, but I am very happy I played it. A House Inside Me has some wonderfully eerie art, and a narrative that gradual builds up dread. The game isn't long (20-30 minutes), but I think that works to its benefit as your anxiety slowly ratchets up and the game offers you no space to relieve that tension. This game has no jumpscares, and relies on it's art and (somewhat) vague narrative to create a tense experience that people who enjoy psychological horror and dread will enjoy.

peak

Very entertaining, a nice depiction of trauma in a very artistic way. I wish I could walk faster after first run of the game.