Kaet Must Die!

[h1]Kaet Must Die[/h1] I've worked my way through a fair share of survival horror classic like Silent Hill, but I'm far from vetted on the genre as a whole especially modern offerings. What I do know from my time with cult classics like Eternal Darkness is that pretty much any horror game with a sanity meter is going to be a good, freaky time. And Kaet Must Die is exactly that. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] The core of the game is all about finding your way through a grim and gritty maze of oddities with your life. Throughout each level you come across notes which will tip you in on how to play, what to do, where to go and when you're going to die (which is basically inevitable, it is in the title after all). Avoiding the creatures lurking in dark corners is important here and with only the psychedelic glow of magic mushrooms you find along the way will light your path. The magic mushrooms and their comforting glow are what will keep you sane, or is snacking on the local 'shrooms only going to make it worse? Either way, you don't ever really live long enough to find out but each time you die you come back with just a little bit more knowledge on how to progress and how not to have the piss…

Find the skulls before the timer runs out and lights are turned off (that is for the first level). There are 10 unique levels and therefore lots of game time. A visual masterpiece with some jumpscares. Little Tip, keep a good distance between the dead and yourself and youll be fine.

For $18, this is atrocious. You spawn in a dimly lit, huge sewer. You are on a five minute timer and have to search the long, winding, repetitive halls for skulls to mount on a shrine. You also have to keep collecting glowing mushrooms to create tiny little balls of light to see (which last a very short while) or to ward off creepy Phantasm dwarves. The environment looks cluttered and too busy, but also way too dark to appreciate anything that might be worth appreciating. The movement mechanics are awkward in that, "movement feels more like floating" you get with these Unity-asset models. The writing is scattered note-form is at least devoid of Engrish, but any investment in a story is quickly overshadowed by the frustrating mechanics and eye strain.

Playing as a goth girl trying to collect skulls to keep a witch away. You will die a lot. Suspenseful horror, keeping the darkness away. Racing against the clock - this surely is an awesome thrill! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eioi8G8ke9g

I have a love/hate with this game, I love the game but it scares the heck outta me. I can't play it : Several hours before bed For more than 20 minutes at a time If it's dark out If it's dusk or dawn If you like jump scares and being on constant alert , you will love this game.

Brilliant game! Had me jumping lots of times!! Really worth playing.