Red Valley

fun and janky little game; i found it enjoyable

Tits don’t get any rounder then Lisa’s lmao

Nice residentish/silent-hillish game. Short and fun.

Seems like I put way too much hope into this game. I'm familiar with the developer and their other work, mostly the Trash Horror Collections, and if you've ever played any of those, you probably know most of them don't really take themselves seriously. So when I bought the game, I was kind of excited to try something from the exact same developer that was actually presented and in its core also was supposed to be a proper, serious game. I was highly mistaken. This game is the exact same trash as any of their other games, except this one isn't even fun because of how serious it claims to be. There really isn't much of the good stuff to say about the game - in it's core it's as generic as it can be, the story is childish, ripping-off an atmosphere of Silent Hill, the gameplay is the exact same as in any of their other games, claiming exploration but walking through walls of a building, getting stuck somewhere you're not supposed to be or falling off the map if doing so, claiming "frantic combat" which is a combination of holding S + spamming left mouse button. The people giving this game a positive review for the reasons concerning the gameplay and praising the mechanics must've n…

616 Games' absolute cinema take on the (extremely) Silent Hill-type of game. Very, very... very derivative of the inspiring material. I've played a LOT of 616 Games, pretty much all of the games in the 616 Combo, and among all of them, this one might actually be the best one. I actually had a pretty good time with this one, as always with 616, but this game has something that almost none of their other games has: ACTUAL GAMEPLAY. The vast majority of their games are what you'd call walking simulators, or maybe even just adventure games, with little to no actual combat, more or less "walk here, find key, walk back, use key, get spooked, walk there, get another key", etc. This game has you actually fighting baddies while you are doing the whole key song and dance, it really spiced things up. It was definitely not a super difficult game, learn to kite enemies and you're golden, and there wasn't any real puzzle solving to be found, just find the keys. A relatively stress-free time, while still being tense enough to be engaging. If you are a fan of low-budget horror games, this one is both decent and inexpensive, although it is quite short (my playthrough was around 1 hour). If yo…

Competently made, but feels like a cheap knock-off of Silent Hill 2. First boss was a bit on the aggravating side, but the last two were way too easy. One point in this game's favor is that it is fairly cheap for $1.99, but that sadly isn't saying much.