HAG

Very fun, some bugs, but they are being worked on currently by the Dev. Please be patient as they work on this wonderful and intense game. Would recommend.

unbelievably janky. Needs some serious polish

Amazing Puzzle Horror. Definitely in the top 3 of games I've played that have the most difficult/challenging puzzles I've encountered. I would 💯 recommend this game to anyone and more specifically to those who breeze through most of the other puzzle horror atmosphere games.

The game has a solid foundation, though it has a few minor development hiccups. Keep in mind that this is made by a single developer and it is actively being worked on! The ambiance is spot-on, and the HAG and her children are downright creepy. If you enjoy puzzles, you're in for a challenge—this game is set up like an escape room with minimal hand-holding. My biggest struggle was dusting off my protractor skills after 15+ years! It is relatively short but I’m confident that the dev will expand this game into something even greater than its already impressive beginnings.

Fantastic game. The dev is amazing! This is a must play for any puzzle loving horror fan! Cant wait to see what comes next!

[h2] Wonderful game with a ton of potential! [/h2] I'm generally a big baby when it comes to horror games but, when the dev mentioned it was filled with my kind of challenging puzzles, I absolutely had to give it a shot anyway! I'm so happy I did! [b] A few notes: [/b] [list] [*] First thing, the mouse. I noticed was the mouse sensitivity was through the roof at the start. Luckily there's a slider in the options to correct it. It still took me a while to get used to how "slidey" it felt to look around. [*] The mechanics behind most of the puzzles were methods I don't see used often so It felt refreshing (despite the breathing in my ear and distant footsteps) [*] I had gotten the game stuck a handful of times but that was easily fixed with reloading a checkpoint, which are placed really well. [*] There's a mini game of sorts that ended up being the hardest part for me simply because It took me an embarrassingly long time to grasp what I was doing. [*] The music, or lack there of, was occasionally grating on me. I would like to have a bit more ambient noise so it isn't so dead silent (like wind, or bird calls, old house noises, etc) BUT the silence wasn't detrimental at all.…