Lost Trust-Episode 1

Lost Trust-Episode 1 is a brief psychological horror experience that favors uneasy exploration, mystery, and retro presentation over complex gameplay systems. Developed by Matěj Fabšič and published by Kreatura Production, the game serves as the opening installment of a larger narrative and deliberately keeps its scope modest. Its strongest qualities come from turning an ordinary visit between old friends into an increasingly disturbing situation, creating tension through uncertainty rather than overwhelming the player with constant threats. The story begins with the protagonist visiting a lifelong friend after the two have spent years apart. What should have been a simple reunion gradually becomes suspicious as signs emerge that something is not right. The possibility that another person may be nearby adds an immediate sense of vulnerability, while the discovery of a disturbing betrayal pushes the protagonist deeper into the mystery. This personal setup gives the horror an intimate character. Instead of sending players into a massive haunted location or constructing an elaborate supernatural mythology immediately, the episode makes familiar surroundings feel unsafe. Gameplay is …

I made a deal with myself to stop writing massive reviews because i always get carried away. so heres the coles notes and sorry if it sounds harsher than i mean it. thanks for sharing the game and truly i hope you stick with it (i really liked the demo - it felt so focused and immediately tense!) because you got something but this one i think misses. - unlike the demo imho setting and tone wise it feels like you're ticking indie horror game boxes, as in stapling the texting and narration from fears to fathom, to the hallucinations/jump scares from PT to the escape room/decision making of Saw. t feels disconnected one scene to the next - not in a good way. - you take camera control away from the player A LOT. that is bad. please dont do that. in a first person horror game where you want people to feel immersed in the world that is BAD. the player should be the one to look behind them, not you doing it for them slowly, or you making them press a button to do it, for example. - achievements don't work, which tbh obv isn't actually a big deal in the grand scheme but like, it's not the best look for you, sorry :(

It was ok. but it was to buggy and did not get any of the achievements.

got soft locked twice within 10 minutes

This game was actually really good! I didn't expect it to be this good, but I was invested from start to finish. I can't wait for the next episode! https://youtu.be/hJ2Glq2embo

Wasted my 30 mins didnt even get the achievements and ♥♥♥♥♥♥ jumpscares and else but story was good