Serena

Interesting free-to-play psychological horror game.

played it w my gf, couldn't understand the story at first, but then I understood all of it. not that horror tho

I like this game. I like the development it has through the game of the descriptions, and of emotions. And for me it does a good job of telling a story. I enjoyed it and it will linger in my memory, and that's all that matters for a game.

Very telling story, Some relatable scenes and a deep story

Reminiscent of the golden gems of adventure.... a short and sweet (and sour) storytelling consisting of a blend of love, romance, macabre and mystery. The voice acting reminded me of the male voice over in Dark Seed (a waaay back point and click which, at the time was ahead of it's time). I thoroughly enjoyed this title and recommend it, though mostly for those whom are family with true, traditional point and click and appreciate the nuances of same. Perfect for a quick gameplay on a brooding (or not) afternoon.

4.6 I played this originally in 2014 but wanted to revisit as I didn't really remember it. I didn't know it was the devs of Scratches (still yet to play) and Asylum. Also featuring voice of the Youtuber "PushingUpRoses". Great short contained story, there was a little issue that took it out narratively for a spot but overall I did enjoy the tale it wove as you examined items in the cabin. It's not very long and it is mostly just examining objects as a story is narrated to you. More is unraveled as you explore more through the cabin then having to re-examine previous items to get more information and story. In my playthrough I must have triggered something midway through examine just a chair as the character randomly started to narrative exceedingly different midway and it didn't really fit what was just said prior. But outside of that issue the tonal shifts fit along with the narrative and again the writing personally was really good.