Nightmarise

As it has been a recent trend to try various underrated Steam games, instead of watching the videos I decided to give it a shot myself, and instead of picking something straight out of the trash bin from God knows where, I instead decided to look for something that had a chance of actually being an entertaining game. As it happened, I came across this really freshly released game complete with finished visuals, a teaser video, and a real developer. The price is less than a Big Mac so what does it matter if it disappoints. Well, it didn't. The premise of the game is to climb up, and up, and up, a genre which I wasn't very big on, save for trying Getting Over it With Bennet Foddy once, that one I liked. However that about sums it up for the similarities between the two games, as this one is quite different, the movement is easy to use immediately, however might be hard to master. It's not a realistic climber by any means, I mean the guy jumps up high enough to possibly vault over a teenage boy, and if you only reach the ledge of an object, he might do the climbing animation 5 times, and actually make it. Maybe. Some might find it a tad unrealistic, personally I found it added to my f…

this game has potential. Its has alot of lag and is super glitchy. It is a new game so i cant hate on it too much. But it was fun for the bit that my friends and i played before it made us mad with the glitches. Im only recommending it cause i think once they do some big fixes it would be worth it

Coming from someone who doesn't enjoy too many platforms, or endless jump puzzles, this game rules. This review is only from an hour in and one nightmare completed, but I'll be going back for more! Breaking up the long hike up with first person horror content is a nice change for this genre, and I think this game has potential to be a viral hit.

Only Up with horror gameplay. Nice content

Played multiplayer. Was nice. Much easier. Add hard mode without checkpoints. Also. I fell... A lot...

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