鬼灵的冒险GUILING's Adventure

GUILING’s Adventure is an indie horror-action title that embraces a mix of supernatural tension, combat, and light puzzle-solving while rooting its identity in a dark fantasy world shaped by curses and restless spirits. The game follows GUILING, a hero emerging from an enigmatic Eastern land, as he ventures into a realm plagued by demonic corruption, undead creatures, and malignant energies that distort the natural order. Rather than relying on a single genre approach, the game blends eerie atmosphere with bursts of action and exploration, creating a journey that alternates between unsettling stillness and frantic conflict. This shifting rhythm is central to its appeal: moments of tension in cursed forests or abandoned dwellings are soon interrupted by sudden encounters or revelations about the land’s supernatural affliction. Much of the experience is guided by its commitment to varied gameplay. One moment you are firing at advancing monstrosities in close quarters, the next you are navigating environmental hazards or deciphering small puzzle-like sequences that reveal more about the world’s spiritual decay. The presence of sandbox-style object interaction adds another layer, allo…

This is genuinly the greatest game that humanity has ever had the fortunate allowance to experience.

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I went to see the doctor and he told me I had herpes. I was so sad I went home and bought this game to cheer me up. The graphics were incredible and the gameplay immaculate. It was so good I wept tears of joy. Just as I finished, the doctor called me with great news - I didn't have herpes after all, I had AIDS! THANK YOU GUILING'S ADVENTURE. You brought me joy, and you gave me AIDS.

First of all, you can clearly tell just by reading some reviews that the vast majority of them are either bots or paid positive reviews and this appears even more evident after actually playing the game. I consider myself a fine estimator of janky and "trash" indie games and you can understand that just by taking a look at my library. This is one of the jankiest games I've ever played, if not the jankiest. It's very rough on pretty much every aspect: from the complete absence of any setting option, forcing you to play with a nauseatingly high sensitivity, to the extremely basic level design and the poor dubbing, which I don't know if it's AI or just really bad voice acting and audio mixing. I really don't like bashing too hard what's clearly a first amateur attempt at making a game, but I really think, given the level of quality on all fronts, this should be free. Speaking of price, I noticed that the game's release price was 0,99€, but now is set as 1,99€ and after checking on SteamDB, I saw that the game was even raised to 2,99€ for a brief period. I asked about this change in price in the Discussion section but I never had an answer, so this is another shady aspect. If you f…

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