Repent

The game is solid and introduces new interesting characters at a steady pace that matches your progression. The environment is nicely set and helps build tension. There is also a well engineered sound that matches the visuals. Can really recommend this games to the fans of the genre.

Really enjoyed playing through this game. The story and game mechanics were good. I appreciated the different characters and their personalities. Solid scares throughout the game too. If you enjoy indie horror, I def recommend!

Top notch horror game right here, definitely would recommend if you want something fresh and different. The game has a very original story that kept me hooked. For the price of a starbucks trip you can get some high quality horror right here :)

Good spooker experience. Lots of atmosphere building and a some well paced jumpscares. Tried out of couple of endings and overall Id say its worth a playthrough. 100% would recommend it for a spooky season game Hoping to see more from these Devs!

Incredible indie game, I was surprised with the storytelling full of details and information that leads you to the decision making at the end of the game. Some good scares that I wasn’t expecting and overall you can feel the spooky atmosphere in the building. The daily tasks were a good break from all the strange things happening to the player and I enjoyed them quite a bit. I would definitely recommend it if you are looking for a good horror experience with a story that has meaning connecting it. Good value for its price.

The game has you playing the role of Robert Watford, a security guard, who has just started his first week at Colony Tower. Very quickly, it's obvious that things aren't quite right here as strange things start to happen and the residents all seem to be suffering from debilitating sadness and despair. Oh, and there's a creepy cult living in the apartment too. Each day you have a few chores to complete and as you wander around doing your job strange things happen. Robert keeps a diary and entries are filled in as you have conversations with residents and complete various events. There are timed events where if you don't figure out what to do you go insane and get a jumpscare that ends the game. The jumpscares are LOUD but they are, at least, somewhat appropriate. The story slowly unwinds as you discover more and more about the source of these strange events and there's a helpful investigative journalist living there who is more than willing to get involved. The graphics are simple but do the job adequately and the conversations with residents are actually interesting. There are multiple endings and you can see them all in one playthrough but I did miss a couple of achievements. I …