Notes To Myself

Notes To Myself is an experimental first-person psychological horror game that builds its identity around fear, confusion, and the gradual collapse of the boundary between reality and imagination. Developed and published by Spy On The Wall, it takes a relatively straightforward horror framework and surrounds it with a deliberately unsettling narrative. Rather than relying on complex combat or elaborate progression systems, the experience concentrates on exploration, disturbing encounters, environmental interaction, and the feeling that the protagonist can no longer trust what they are seeing. The story places considerable emphasis on an unstable perception of reality. The protagonist has experienced isolation, sedation, inspections, and the influence of mysterious keepers, creating an atmosphere of captivity and paranoia. Their thoughts are recorded through notes, giving the narrative a personal quality while suggesting that even private memories may not be safe. As the experience unfolds, reality, nightmares, and imagined events increasingly overlap. This ambiguity is one of the game's strongest elements because it leaves players questioning whether the frightening situations the…

I don't know how else to describe this other than a snarky horror game

really fun game to play for an hour while playing with friends! highly recommend for about an hour of gameplay (if you try to get all the badges, which i personally haven't yet)

Yeah, another good mechanic wasted on a bad game. It’s clearly inspired by IMSCARED, but fails to deliver an interesting experience. It’s not scary, and playing it feels like a chore. By the end, you’re left thinking, “Is this it?” The game is so unfulfilling that I had to watch others play it just to make sure I wasn’t missing something.

gud

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