Realm of Dread

First of all, even though I played the game for many hours, it appears very little on Steam, I couldn't understand it. I can say that the story satisfied me. Although there were some ridiculous situations at some points, I didn't pay much attention to it since it was the developer's first game. I think it will be a different experience for this type of horror game lovers.

I wanted to like this game, but the slow pace, and trigger points not working drove down the experience. There's no ambiance. A soundtrack or some background noises would make this feel, better. Playing this game is like standing in a huge empty building, deafened by your own thoughts echoing in your head. It's not immersion. It feels more like your'e going stir crazy.

It is clear that the developer made the game with soul, trying to realize his dream project. I was pleasantly pleased with the length of the company, now short horror films are more in fashion, but here we have on our hands a fairly long project)

The atmosphere of the game was nice, it was fun to explore and find "things." The level of horror is ok, the survival part was a bit difficult at first, but then I got used to it. I didn't encounter any game-breaking bugs, but there are some minor bugs I came across. I hope these will be fixed during the early access period. Also, the sprint speed seemed a little slow, I think it can be increased a little. I can't say that the game has very intense story. But there is enough to make you wonder about the end of the game.

what a trash game with alot od bugs

It was hard to get into this one. I appreciate it's probably a small team or single developer working on this but I found it lacklustre and the story, from what I played was paper thin. Maybe it gets better but it didn't hit the mark for me. The vast town is nicely put together and there's some exploration to be had. The graphics are decent but the sound design could have been more atmospheric and ominous, although the wolves howling did sound cool at first. A lot of design choices here are plain weird. The ghost thing with no torso, a woman called Jenna in her knickers acting very oddly and your house, that has no glass panes! There's also a lot of walking back and fourth which was a bit tedious considering the run isn't that fast. It's a shame as judging by the screenshots on the store page, there's quite a few environments to explore. I also encountered a bug where I placed the satanic book on the ground outside and it disappeared. I didn't particularly want to play the whole chapter again, so sadly it was a refund.