GORE

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I liked the game. Yes, there isn’t much variety. But still, this game has something that draws you in. I recommend the game. Although it won’t be suitable for everyone. ♥

A short (roughly 1 hour) walking simulator with a few jump-scares. The game excels in building atmosphere with odd visuals and effective sound design. There is a pretty well telegraphed twist at the end, so your mileage may vary, but I really enjoyed it. Absolutely worth the $2

nothing to complain about

I liked this game. It was a short experience, but I think that it has a nice price/time-of-play balance. You can see that the developer is interested in narrating a good story. LIKED - The story, altough maybe just a tad rushed at the end, felt good. - The mystery hooked me, the weirdness made me stayed, the reasonable amount of effort led me to the end. - The sound design is satisfactory in my opinion. At the very least, you see the thoughts behind it. HATED - The invisible walls are something everyone of us wish to never encounter in the next game, and right when you think you have finally left it behind you rid of it SBANG! you crash into one! But, seriously, it's not their mere presence. It's the following inability to distinguish where you can and can't go (and ofc I don't mean places where it may be obvious that are outside the scope of exploration). LOVED - The old camera POV. - The cosmic horror vibes. - The general aesthetics and the slow, progressive descent into the visceral, pumping mass of the problem. - The feeling of being under the relentless sight of something intelligent that is watching you like a bizzarre, soon-to-be-food, insect inside a terrarium. I would…

Started off interesting, sadly ended with it being a backrooms game. The cave achievement bugged on my first playthrough and I didn't unlock it, so I had to speedrun back to the cave part to get my achivement. I won't negatively review it however because it's only $1 and for the price it's not bad at all.