GUILTY

For the developers first game, it was actually pretty good! A little slow going and less direction than I would have normally liked, but still had a good time. Hopefully, for their next game, they will make interactables more obvious and some of the clues in a couple of the puzzles weren't exactly spot on with how the puzzle worked. The story was one that is used allll the time in horror games, but the notes you find are written fairly decently and made revealing the plot more interesting. Puzzles were fun, the 'house' was spooky and menacing, and the atmosphere was done well. If you like spoopies, puzzles, and have some patience, I say it is definitely a game you should add to your horror library.

This is a short low-budget first person indie horror game with only two environments. The first level is a dark forest where you walk along linear paths with invisible walls and interact with floating glowing memories. It's not scary at all and you can easily complete it in a matter of minutes. The second level is where I had issues. Although there are a few good scares inside the house, it is a labyrinth of dark faded corridors and hallways with a ton of backtracking to solve obscure puzzles with very little in the way of clues or directives where to go or what to do. The problem is that there is no manual save in this game. Therefore, you must complete the entire level in one playthrough. Player movement is also clunky, headbob cannot be disabled, and you cannot remap the controls. There are also pictures of the developer's family and friends on the wall, which I found silly and immersion breaking. Overall, I found this game to be a fairly low quality experience that I could only recommend for playing maybe once if you can purchase this game on sale.

you can't pet the dogs (yes i know they are wolves or coyotes idc) Very slow and honestly not too scary (yes i was scared but im a coward) for the devs first game its good buy on sale if u enjoy indie horror games, if not then... why are you here?

GUILTY, developed and published by Lauro Zanetti Cabral, is a psychological horror experience that immerses the player in a deeply personal and unsettling journey through trauma and memory. The game centers on Peter, an ex-military man tormented by his past, who must confront his own subconscious in order to uncover the truth behind a tragic event involving his wife, Linda. Rather than relying on traditional horror tropes of gore or jump scares, GUILTY leans heavily into psychological unease, atmosphere, and thematic depth. The game’s focus is not on external monsters, but on the inner demons that haunt Peter and the mysterious fragments of memory that blur the lines between guilt, loss, and reality. From the very beginning, the game establishes a sense of isolation and vulnerability. The environments are grim, dark, and distorted reflections of Peter’s fractured mind. Players explore shadowy interiors, decaying structures, and surreal dream-like locations where logic often gives way to emotional truth. Light plays a central role—not just mechanically, as the flashlight is essential for navigation—but symbolically, offering moments of clarity in the mental fog. The darkness, oppre…

This game is boring it nearly put me in a coma and why was the house massive spent most of the time walking around having no idea what to do