Kach

Kach is a indie short-form horror walking sim developed by USC Games (consisting of Bhargav Modha, Yi Dai, Arjan Singh, Christian Cop & Makayla Baney) in conjunction with Berklee College of Music and Otis College of Art and Design, but beyond it being clearly a collaborative student project I haven’t been able to find much else on the developers of the game obviously out in Los Angeles. I’ll do the “Where they’ve been since then” now and say that most of these developers I haven’t seen a lot of since they dropped this free game in 2022. However I can say that one of these developers, Yi Dai, would later release ANOTHER free game called “Eye 4 Eye” later the next year in 2023 with the development team called “Team Eye 4 Eye”. As for how I encountered this game, I genuinely have no clue. Could’ve been Youtube recommendations, it could’ve been the wind, it could’ve been one of my buddies I have no clue. However I remember playing it for 9 minutes years ago and since I’m reviewing games I’ve previously played well, I figured a replay is in order for my “Halloweenthon fest”, where I play and review cheap or free horror games. So what exactly is the plot for “Kach” (heh)? Whereas I don…

i don't really get what happened but it sure did look and sound cool. id play a whole game of this if it got polished and made sense. atmosphere was great!

cool. i like it. remembers me the kind of game i used to get obsessed with when i was 13yo.

It's relaxing, I recommend.

I normally don’t have issues with photosensitivity or motion sickness in games, but the visual style in this game gave me a headache. The high-contrast colors were difficult on my eyes, which made it hard to enjoy the experience Also, please note that some reports & books need to be rotated in order for the text to trigger. Otherwise, u can’t progress to the next step (¬_¬")

A short walking simulator where you explore an abandoned house looking for your sister. Visually interesting, this might have been creepier if I had used headphones. This plays like a student project, and I do like supporting kids just starting out and learning their trade. If so, nice effort and keep trying. Mildly interesting and it's free.