Setteeh

Ok, first of all, I normally don't write negative reviews but this game wants me to do it So, the beginning was really nice, doing the tasks in the school and being a lil frightened ... but then, after you left and want to drive home... A tree on the street makes you stop Your doggo runs into the surrounding forest And now, you have to walk through this big ass forest in the dark with only your lil flashlight, searching for this stupid dog, running after his barking and some weird noises Damn, I wouldn't even have found the things the game made me search in bright daylight but in the night with this tiny light it made everything worse, I was so mad I was running around in this f.ucking forest for what felt like eternity And it made me hate this poor dog I was searching for The 'scary' part there isn't also scary at all Idk what this game wants to tell but I'm for sure not the right person to listen to it 3,5/10

Setteeh is a compact, atmosphere-driven horror experience developed and published by MonsterAttack that distinguishes itself through cultural specificity and restrained storytelling rather than spectacle. Drawing heavily from Yakut folklore and real regional paranormal legends, the game aims to unsettle players through implication, sound, and environment instead of relying solely on loud jump scares or excessive gore. Its relatively short runtime reflects a focused design philosophy: Setteeh is not interested in stretching its ideas thin, but in delivering a concentrated sequence of eerie moments that linger long after the screen fades to black. From the opening moments, the game establishes an oppressive mood rooted in isolation and uncertainty. Players find themselves navigating familiar yet unsettling locations—most notably a school setting that initially appears mundane before gradually revealing something deeply wrong beneath the surface. Ordinary spaces become sources of dread through subtle visual cues, distorted lighting, and a growing sense that unseen forces are observing every movement. This slow erosion of normality is central to Setteeh’s horror, as it builds tension …

Great psychological horror!

If you play a lot of horror games you'll find this one mediocre at best. The game consists of moving a few items, 3 puzzles and all the rest is just triggers to progress. The game also has a few bugs in it. Outside, your dog starts to bark but he is invisible when you look for him outside. You must go inside and go up the stairs and that will trigger the dog to appear outside now. Don't ask me why. Also, there is a fuse puzzle in the game that has no documentation or hints in the game what to actually do to solve it. You must look up for the answer on YouTube to proceed. The only single prop I will give for the game is the menacing laughter in the forest. I really liked that part. People complain about the forest and the length of it but it's not as big as it seems as long as you "trigger" the progression properly or you will wander the woods for a very long time. All you have to do is wear some headphones and keep following the sound of your dog in the right direction or other sounds later and that progresses you further to the endgame in the forest. I made the trigger mistake when I arrived at a cabin. There's nothing inside it and nothing you can do with it.......un…

Wouldn't recommend. The graphics are pretty good, but that's all it has going for it. Mostly chasing a dog through woods.

This ain't it.