Maisons de repos

Deceptive Presentation Masks a Broken Game – AVOID AT ALL COSTS Don’t be fooled by the trailer or visuals — this game is a textbook example of poor design hidden behind glossy graphics. What initially appears to be a promising indie horror title quickly devolves into a clunky, frustrating, and buggy mess that should never have made it past early testing, let alone be sold at a $15 price point. The issues begin immediately. Controls are unresponsive and awkward, creating a constant sense of disconnection from the environment. You start the game walking through a cemetery, only to be met with an ill-placed dog jump scare. While the dog remains behind a fence, the audio — bizarrely — follows you no matter how far you walk away. Even 25 meters away, the barking and gate-smashing sounds stay uncomfortably close, completely breaking immersion. From there, the game’s lack of coherent objective design becomes apparent. One mission asks you to find a key in a two-story building with zero context — no direction, no layout guidance. A vague hint later tells you to check “George’s room,” but the game never tells you where that is. It’s only after trial and error — and growing frustration — …

Completed the game with 100% achievements! A really interesting realistic horror game taking place in a haunted mansion full of possessed crazy people and a funny clown. Super cool cemetery level and mansion, interesting story and sweet jumpscares!

First of all, thank you very much for the key. I genuinely appreciate it, and I want to say that despite its flaws, I did have fun playing the game. The atmosphere, the core idea, and the visual style are enjoyable, and the concept overall has a lot of potential. However, I would like to share detailed and constructive feedback that could help significantly improve the experience. Technical / Gameplay Issues & Observations Game freeze in Controls tab: The game froze when opening the control settings for the first time, or there was no clear way to exit back to the menu. Incorrect German wording: The German translation labels Q/E as “Mager” instead of the correct “Lehnen” (lean). Strange keybindings: L-Shift = Run Camera movement or movement bound to the key “1” feels very unusual. Switching between lighter and flashlight with the Up Arrow is uncomfortable — mouse wheel or keys like 1/2/3 would be much more intuitive. Audio slider: The in-game audio slider didn’t work properly; I had to adjust the volume through Windows. Intro not skippable: The long intro should be skippable, at least after the first launch. Menu “Quit”: Should be clearly labeled as “Quit Game” or “Exit …