Family curse

Family Curse, developed and published by Stork Game, is a psychological horror adventure that draws players into a chilling and atmospheric journey through the dark secrets of the Crouse family. From the moment you step into the dilapidated family mansion as David Crouse, the protagonist, the game crafts an unsettling mood that lingers throughout the experience. Released in 2023, the title has been praised for its immersive storytelling and haunting environments, successfully capturing the tension and dread that define great horror narratives. The core gameplay focuses on exploration and puzzle-solving within the confines of the sprawling mansion. The first-person perspective enhances immersion, placing players directly into the eerie setting where every shadow and creak feels immediate and threatening. The mansion itself is more than just a backdrop—it is a living character filled with hidden passageways, locked doors, and mysterious objects that invite careful inspection. As you delve deeper into the estate, piecing together clues and solving riddles, the story of the family’s curse unfolds, revealing a complex web of tragedy, betrayal, and supernatural elements. The pacing is d…

In Family Curse, you'll explore two houses and a bit of outside area. While using stock assets, gfx are still pretty decent and everything has a good horror vibe to it. There's only a very little amount of jump scares and they are all good. There's a bit of everything: objects to interact with, a bit of puzzling, a roaming monster, lots of gore and even some otherworldly sceneries. The story itself was of course very simplistic. But at least there was one that sort of made sense, assuming the supernatural exists. Note that the game doesn't have a manual save option, but it does have plenty of auto-save checkpoints. While it is somewhat of a short game, there was a lot more than expected. Took me about three hours to complete and enjoyed it from start to finish.

really enjoyed the game, story was awesome, visuals were amazing, def recommend

Worth it on sale and overall, I did like it.

I liked the game and it had some good jump scares; the game itself wasn't too difficult. The atmosphere was creepy and I was kept on my toes, walking slowly around the house, wondering when the next jump scare was coming. [b]EDIT[/b]: [i]The achievements did pop up eventually once I closed the game. I was about to request a refund, so I closed the game, and then all the achievements I should have gotten while playing popped up at once.[/i] [strike]However, NONE of the achievements are working for me. I found the fuse, put it in the fuse box outside, and nothing. I opened the greenhouse lock... nothing. I've completed a few other things for some other achievements and nothing I do triggers them to pop.[/strike] [strike]I'm not sure if anyone else has had this issue, but I love getting achievements! I will play a game multiple times just so I can get 100% of the achievements, so it's a little disappointing.[/strike]

good!