Ouija Rumours

I really wanted to like this game, however it was pretty bad. The audio was all over the place and mainly just loud regardless to changing the settings. The story really didn't make sense and was not exactly thrilling. The English was very poor at times and I couldn't stand the style of font they used for the talking, it was so ugly. I jump really easily at horror games and this did nothing for me,maybe one jump scare that got me but even that felt cheap. The use of mental health was really tasteless and kind of offensive and same to the satanic elements. It felt like they just had a list of things that are on typical horror games and just forced it in randomly.

Ouija Rumours is a small-scale but emotionally driven horror experience that leans far more into atmosphere and introspection than overt scares or mechanical complexity. Developed and published by LsGamedev, the game presents itself as a quiet psychological descent rather than a traditional survival horror title, asking players to engage with its themes patiently and thoughtfully. From the outset, it establishes a somber, uneasy tone, placing you in the role of a father returning to a remote, decaying cabin tied to painful memories, unfulfilled promises, and the destructive power of rumors. This framing immediately grounds the horror in personal guilt and emotional weight rather than supernatural spectacle. The narrative unfolds gradually through exploration, environmental details, and fragmented storytelling. Rather than relying on heavy exposition, the game allows the player to piece together what happened through subtle cues, objects, and moments of reflection. The concept of rumors acts as both a literal and metaphorical force, shaping the tragedy at the heart of the story and reinforcing the idea that social judgment and whispered accusations can be just as devastating as any…

I ♥♥♥♥ MY SELF 23 TIMES, good game

Another short indie-horror that is mostly a walking simulator with barely any "puzzles". You're a Dad that is looking to communicate with his dead daughter through a ouija board with 3 other guys that happen to have their necks twist and disappear. This game is really random this way and some of the jump scares got me even though they were terrible. The graphics, music and game play is pretty bad and the game just abruptly ends. This game only gets a positive review because it was cheap on sale and made me laugh my ass off a few times.

This was decent. Worth it on sale. You get a decent tale competently told, with some light puzzling and horror elements. All wrapped up in an hour-playtime package. Can't really fault it. Hope they're working on another horror.

I usually don't go for horror games but the description drew me in. It was a really fun game, not so scary that I wanted to turn it off but it had quite a few good scares. Well done to the one-person team who made it. It takes about an hour to play and it's definitely a solid little game.