Edelweiss

Crap translation. Also predictable cheap scares and some unpolished things(death scenes don't pack much punch - you just get touched and receive a game over)

Feels like a classic rpg maker horror game straight out of the 2010s. It's nothing amazing but it definitely hits the spot if you're craving that classic RPG maker horror experience. 8/10

a short traditional rpgmaker horror game. simple, janky and charming. the atmosphere was well done. the jumpscares and chase sequences were kinda goofy. the entire game is kinda goofy but i still enjoyed it. there are quite a few weird typos in the text, probably due to poor translation. but that added to the charm. my only complaint is that much of the key art was of mixed quality, either ai-generated or just weird slop from google image search. which is a shame because it took away from the intensity of these moments: it could have been a good opportunity for some engaging artwork/illustrations to flesh out the world and characters.

The translation isn't bad, just a bit rough at times. That's about my only critique. This is a charming two hour RPG maker horror game.

very bad sound effects, multiple spelling and grammar errors right off the bat, and little to no actual gameplay just character dialogue at the bottom of the screen. the character you control speaks and interacts with items but the dialogue box shows other characters that arent actually visible. plays like a free itchio game but not something that costs actual money. premise sounded great so im disappointed that the game was rather unplayable.

undisclosed use of generative AI, awkward translation, and just...not a strong showing in the genre. cheap jumpscares, chase scenes that were more annoying/frustrating than scary, a trite story with a generic setting, you know what i mean? there are so many good rpg maker horrors you could play at this same price point.