The Nameless

This game offers a fun adventure with a spooky atmosphere that builds up nicely throughout. The dark conclusion adds a chilling touch that wraps things up well. While the enemies could have used a bit more attention in terms of design, they still do a great job of keeping the pressure on as you work your way through the game. The environment is fantastic, and the way it gradually opens up in a survival horror style keeps you on edge, making exploration tense and rewarding. 7/10 – Great atmosphere and tension, but the enemies could use a bit more polish.

Just about right length to not make you feel bored. It's ok, get it if you want something lovecraftian to spend an hour of your weekend.

Not very scary and pretty short. The game was fun, even with [spoiler] piano puzzle bug [/spoiler] hope the dev fixes it soon, had to start over 4 times because of it lol. Price is fine. I hope to see more games from the dev and see how they improve.

It is a pretty solid game. I'm not too big a fan of the enemies, they are too many, and they are sort of everywhere so I had to sprint past them constantly. They quickly removed most of the horror feeling in the game. The puzzles were pretty good, nothing too crazy, I could solve it all without much of a struggle. I did struggle to find one ladder though, I spent probably 30-45 minutes until I gave up and checked a guide. It wasn't very visible due to the lack of light and contrast. The flashlight could also use an upgrade. Where the game really shined was the atmosphere. Very simple music, but it really did the trick and set the mood, I don't think it needs to be any more complex. The visuals were great too, and I loved how the rooms you enter actually makes sense with the layout of the boat. Everything felt very interconnected. I'd love to see more games by this creator. Preferably some other type of horror that isn't horror survival, but that's just because I'm generally not a fan of those lmao. Definitely check this game out if you like indie horror.

Was promised a lovecraftian survival-horror, got a boat flooded with an excessive number of Cthulhu-looking enemies instead. It's a shame, 'cause the game had really good atmosphere before the enemies spawned.

For the price, its a good pretty good survival horror. The graphics are old fashioned PS style and look dated and gritty in the best possible way - it creates a dark, uneasy atmosphere and leaves you wondering what those pixels are in the distance which you can't quite make out. Graphical choices like this are perfect for horror games in this sense, as your brain cannot easily comprehend your surroundings and your subconscious is left with no choice but to fear the worse, which really drives the tension and often dread. The music, although nothing astonishing, is really good at creating a distorted, uneasy environment where something seems off. The music has a classic feel and a simplicity to it - it drives the atmosphere and the tension with a small collection of carefully selected notes, manipulating the tone of the game to sinister perfection. I mean, I wouldn't listen to it on Spotify coming back from Piccadilly Station or pump it out of a boombox in the London Underground. I would not attempt to woo a lady with this soundtrack, because my love life is already pretty disappointing to be completely honest. And I really don't think that would make an improvement. I actually th…