DENIAL

What if you lied to yourself and it was so strong that you couldn't remember your previous self but then one day it started all started to crack then who would you become? That's pretty much what Denial is all about. However, the game doesn't do a great job at telling you anything. Are the worlds you are walking though part of your past life, present life, or neither? The game just makes you feel like you are going through arbitrary levels to go through to get to the end of the game. Very little is explained and then wrapped up at the end with a two choice ending and both are lackluster. You can also find some tiles with single words on them adding up to a sentence about your character. There are also ink blots to find for an achievement I guess but no achievements are given in the game. There are far more titles out there that will give you a better experience than Denial did.

Severe head bob. Refunding.

In 36 minutes, I could not get engaged in the "story". There's a whole lot of walking (in unnecessary semi-darkness), not much doing. So far, it is a pill and Rorschach test quest. Not impressed. No desire to continue.

It's a no from. Whilst in many ways it's admirable what this small team have tried to achieve, ultimately it falls flat. Instead of coming across as minimal, it instead comes off as amateurish. The graphics and level design aren't great. The monster isn't threatening, the voice acting is janky, and whilst there is nothing game breaking it's still quite buggy. These bugs run the gamut from just slightly immersion breaking e.g. sound effects kicking in at odds volumes, to downright frustrating e.g. constantly clipping through a train and out onto the tracks and dying repeatedly. And the story is confusing and the bits that are clear aren't great. Also the DLC is a silly survival mode where you go about turning off radios for no reason, and giving you even closer up views of the monster which makes any sense of mystique and horror go out the window. Whilst certainly not the worst horror game on steam, there's very little to recommend here to make it worth your time or money. Avoid.

I think the positive reviews are false, the game is terrible, probably the worst horror game in my library. Get away from it!

Thats is my understanding from the game: the main character who can not choose the side of good or evil, his soul is divided into two parts. Imagine a situation where everything that you believed in for many years just becomes a lie. The main character in the game is an unstable person, and as for the gameplay, everything is simple here. You have to explore the world around you, solve simple physical puzzles, look for key objects, like in a quest, read notes and look for clues about what to do next, and just move forward. During the passage of the game you will visit various rather strange locations and gloomy places. In the end you will find two differnt endings.