Blackberry

It was really fun to roam around the mansion area in almost absolute darkness to find the candles, tension was immense.

4/10

Blackberry, developed and published by AndeoTEAM, is a slow-burning psychological horror game that thrives on atmosphere and isolation rather than outright terror. It begins with a straightforward premise—a detective is dispatched into a remote forest to investigate the mysterious disappearance of a ranger couple who have stopped communicating with the outside world. Yet what starts as a simple investigation quickly unravels into something far more unsettling. The deeper you go into the woods, the more the environment begins to turn against you, and the sense of logic and reality gradually erodes. The game trades in ambiguity, offering fragments of narrative and strange occurrences that force the player to question whether the horrors they encounter are external threats or manifestations of the protagonist’s deteriorating mind. The setting itself is the true star of Blackberry. The forest is dense and oppressive, rendered in muted shades of brown and green, its stillness broken only by the sound of rustling leaves, distant creaks, and the faint hum of wind through the trees. The developers use sound and space masterfully, creating an environment that feels alive but indifferent to…

puzzles didn't make sense, no sense of direction

paid 90 cent. still not worth it sorry

There is no way to get three achievements (Best detective, Pro Finder and VHS Hidden). The author of the game is not responding. I looked at the players pages with these three achievements they received, using (sam or some thirdparty software). So be Aware!