Seeing Red
Lyterian Games · 2026 · Horror, Action, Survival Horror, First-Person, Singleplayer
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About Seeing Red
- Full Story Campaign – A gripping, atmospheric narrative following your search for your missing sister, uncovering dark secrets along the way.
- First-Person Combat – Use firearms and melee weapons to fight off relentless monsters, but beware—ammo and stamina are limited.
- Stealth & Evasion – Hide, run, or find alternative ways to survive against creatures hunting you.
- Investigation & Exploration – Search for clues, interact with NPCs, and uncover the town’s dark secrets through dialogue and environmental storytelling.
- Decision-Making – Your choices affect how the story unfolds, leading to different outcomes and interactions.
- Puzzles & Lore Discovery – Solve cryptic puzzles, piece together hidden lore, and unveil the truth behind the horrors that surround you.
- Immersive Horror Experience – Photorealistic visuals, dynamic sound design, and psychological horror elements that heighten tension and fear.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players appreciate the game's low price point and acknowledge its potential, but feel it needs significant quality-of-life improvements before expansion. Common complaints include clunky physics, an awkward inventory system with unclear controls, lack of tutorials or explanations for basic mechanics, and weak horror atmosphere. The game feels unpolished and unfinished despite not being labeled as early access, with some players encountering progression-blocking issues like environmental obstacles they couldn't navigate.
I think this game has potential if more attention is given to quality of life, than expansion at the moment. The physics are a little clunky, but that can be looked past. The game's "inventory" system is a bit awkward, and no where was I given an explanation that I needed to RMB to use the basement key on the basement door. I gave about 40 minutes to the game, and I would say my experience was lackluster, at least from a horror perspective. I would still recommend people give it a try, especially for only 99 cents. But it feels very early access still, even though it does not express that on the Store Page. For the little I have played (I got stuck in the caves, after I was provided a few more mags of ammo and painkillers under candlelight, there was a rock in my way and I couldn't find another way out) the art style and ambiance reminds me of some Giger-esque titles on Steam, such as Lust from Beyond or Scum, although I don't think the art style is very close in relation to Giger's work. It certainly has an eerie feel - but I find the game more frustrating than scary or fun at the moment. I do hope there are some updates to the UI, and that perhaps the game pauses while I am re…1 found this helpful
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