My fair damnation

I've quite enjoyed my time with this game so far! Do recommend picking it up. The game is pretty much as indie as it gets, but in a good way. It's got that indie charm to it where you can really feel the creators touch in the game. The dev is quick with patching any issues they find and is a pretty nice person! I quite liked the atmosphere and plot of what I've played so far. There's an immediate tension once you boot up the game and are basically told to turn around immediately. Being forced to walk in deeper to what is obviously [i]not[/i] a great place to be. There's an interesting story with some pretty strong symbolism strewn about (the enemies literally have arms coming out of their pelvis). Game isn't afraid to make you pretty uncomfortable right away. As for my impressions of the gameplay, it's tense. There's a good bit of the game I haven't played yet, but from what I have played it's fairly stressful. You learn the layout of the asylum while trying to move quickly because you don't want to meet [i]him[/i] and also need to remember to shut off all the lights. There's a nice balance to exploration because of this. You wanna turn on lights while you move in and then turn …