ClayTown Horror Part One

Definitely enjoyed the game, playing it all the way through was a blast and I loved the twists and different challenges of some of the parts. The way different types of games are mixed and thrown in is awesome, BUT, the game left me wanting more. I want to keep going and exploring. It definitely needs more content, or else you're left with a thirst for more of it right after. Overall though, for my first time playing a horror game through, it was great.

This game is unique and the style is different. There are a bunch of little puzzles and things to read that build onto the story. This game did make me jump a few times though, I think it isn't too scary. There are parts of this game that I thought were difficult and one of the puzzles was also confusing to the point that I looked up the answer online. I ran into a bug when I was dying I ran through an autosave so when I loaded back in the audio wasn't working and I had to restart. But other than that the game was pretty decent. I would have loved to have the whole game released as one also but that's just me being picky. I love how unique this game is and will be waiting for more!

One of the highlights of ClayTown Horror is its intricate puzzles. From deciphering cryptic riddles to manipulating objects in the environment, each puzzle feels satisfyingly challenging yet rewarding to solve. The game strikes a great balance, ensuring that the puzzles are neither too simplistic nor frustratingly difficult, making it accessible to a wide range of players. Without spoiling too much the variety of puzzles felt just right. The storytelling in ClayTown Horror is exceptional. The dark and foreboding atmosphere is expertly crafted, enveloping players in an eerie sense of dread throughout their exploration. As you delve deeper into the secrets of the estate, the narrative unfolds, revealing a grisly mystery that keeps you engrossed until the very end. The attention to detail in the storytelling is commendable, with rich lore and subtle hints that gradually build suspense and intrigue. One unique feature of ClayTown Horror is the ability to look through keyholes. This adds a layer of anticipation and suspense, as you never know what horrors or secrets might await on the other side. It's a small but effective mechanic that enhances the immersion and keeps you constantly …

PLAY THIS GAME!!!PERIOD!!!!

I've had this on my desktop for a long while and I'm so mad that I hadn't played it earlier! This was a delightful surprise, and took turns I wasn't expecting it to. Having seen the demo originally it was awsome to see this game reach the state it is in now. The visuals and (purposefully) jittery animations are so charming, and I do love a little puzzle here and there. I'm not entirely sure where the narrative is going, or who we are in relation to it, and the ending was rather abrupt albeit incredibly intriguing. But those points might all be due to only being the first half of the story. Regardless, the mystery of the characters and environment have me wanting to investigate and learn more, so it's got my sticker of approval! I did experience a couple of bugs that required me to exit to the menu in order to resume because I'd just freeze in place and be unable to move. I think it was caused when I hit 'esc' instead of tab while reading notes? Having also seen the demo, and had the 'visual cues' ticked in settings I was sometimes overlooking things I needed because I was searching for the mist and whispers used to lure you to items. I don't know if that was removed or if I've j…

The games great! and I was able to bear it without those hard ass statue things up my back! sheesh.. it feels a lot different tho, like hopefully there could be an available demo or an hard mode with those statues back.