Madness inside

Cheap jumpscares. You can pretty much guess when a jumpscare is going to happen. Most of the time they trigger when you're looking in the wrong direction, so I was just hearing stuff and not seeing anything most of the time. It has some sticky notes and folders around to tell the story, but there isn't much to learn about the place. Story is quite lacking. Generic setting, with a lot of cheap sounds being played constantly which got pretty annoying after a short while. They had a dead end hallway where a bunch of sounds kept playing. Like they had kitchen sounds and kids playing, with the sound coming from this dead end that had a window to the outside? It just didnt't make sense, and took away from the immersion. Had a few times where the dev had some animations, these took a while to play out and didn't contribute much to the story. Like why am I watching myself climb through a vent for 2 mins? I could have done that myself in half the time. Good if you can get it a couple bucks.

The game is super generic, from the mental hospital setting to the story itself - I promise you'll guess the ending 2 minutes into the game. The jumpscares are predictable and several times I was triggering things while looking at a different direction, so I heard sounds but didn't see exactly what was happening. This being said, it's also interesting. It's fun to explore the mental hospital and find out exactly what happened. It's good enough if you get it on sale.

good game scares was to on foward early so didnt get spook and yea great

This game was good. I preferred getting the bad ending to be honest there was much more game and story with that ending. The only problem I had with the game was that the game crashed several times but other then that it was a good game and I'm glad I played it.

This game doesn't run at all. I have an RTX 4060 graphics card and about 8 gigabytes of RAM, and for some reason, every time I launch the game, the game wants the entirety of the 8 gigabytes plus more, which has caused my computer to overheat while still being at a loading screen. I tried the itch.io version, and I wanted to play through that first, but then ended up buying the Steam version because I thought maybe there's just something wrong with the itch version. No, they both do that. I don't know if it's trying to request memory it thinks it has and then just crashes out when it realizes it doesn't have the resources it wants, but both versions I've tried to play it have not been playable, even at the lowest of the low graphic settings. I'm talking I disabled everything I could in the menu, and downscaled the resolution while turning off all GI settings. It is a shame because this game looks fun, but I feel like I'm going to mess my computer up even more trying to run it than I am if I were to just leave it alone.

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