Serena

I thought *Serena* was just another short point-and-click game with a mysterious story and some creepy atmosphere. I was wrong. The graphics are simple. The gameplay is simple. You mostly sit in one place, look around, and interact with whatever you can find. That's basically it. And somehow, the game makes that tiny space feel heavier and heavier the longer you stay there. At first, you're just curious. You look at objects. You read descriptions. You listen to Serena talk. Then the little details start adding up. You begin to realize that you're not simply exploring a room. You're uncovering a memory. What I love most is how *Serena* doesn't need constant scares or complicated puzzles to keep you interested. It uses its atmosphere, writing, and slow pacing to make you want to understand what happened. And when everything finally comes together, it hits harder than I expected from such a short game. I've played games with bigger worlds, longer stories, and far more complicated mechanics. I don't remember most of them. I'll remember *Serena*. Some games scare you with monsters. *Serena* is unsettling because the thing you're trying to …

Interesting free-to-play psychological horror game.

Definitely worth your time. It's a slow burn but good news is that it is short. Can't really say much other than "just play it!".

Worthwhile experience! Start reflecting instead of hastily deflecting and you will see & feel what you must in the end.

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.