The Recurrence

The interesting art style gave me hope that the low price meant this was a short, tightly-crafted experience, but unfortunately The Recurrence's price only signifies that it's a low-quality game. This is a Slender-esque first-person horror game that mostly individualizes itself with larger swarms of enemies that can be killed, rather than one big bad that never dies. There are some other differences, namely that you only generally have to collect one item at a time before more of the map opens up more, and there's a small survival section after collecting each of them, but these differences don't do a lot to make the main gameplay loop interesting. The issues to be had with every game that tried to capitalize off Slender years ago still exist in this, and in some cases are made even worse. Admittedly I didn't get far, but that's because wandering around an empty area looking for a single item while occasionally taking damage just isn't fun. The enemies in the first few areas don't have enough variety for me to care. The way the game differentiates itself with a "combat" mechanic isn't interesting enough for me to care; it just gets annoying to switch between items. Even if the ga…

According to the devlog of this game, this game was based on a nightmare the game developer had. But I'm gonna write an honest review: this game is so underwhelming. I honestly bought this game because I wanted to support the game developer, but as for the game itself, I couldn't even get hooked. Whenever I'm tasked to find something, especially when the location is not disclosed, I always get lost and never find the item. The enemies are also not so scary. There is absolutely no reason to even pay attention to the enemies, as when they touch you, you don't die, take damage, but simply recoil a bit. If you want to support the game developer, then please buy the game no matter its price. But if you're looking for a good game, then this may not be the best pick. This is just me though! No hard feelings towards the game developer!

Acuze recommend I check out this game and Im glad I did. I love the art style and music and never did I think I would stress out so much over a voxel games tutorial as eye balls attack me. 10/10 Would 100% recommend for 2.99

Pretty good, Worth checking out

I picked up an hour ago it's a total blast! The game play mechanics are smooth, and I'm loving every minute of it. The game is pretty hard but that's what makes it so fun. For just 5 bucks, this game is such a great deal. Trust me, you won't be disappointed.

I'm in the game dev community and figured I would pick up this game to support boundless games. That being said, I did want to give my honest opinion and not just leave a review just for the sake of it. for context I played through the tutorial and the Divination game mode along with touching each of the other game modes at least once. To start, it's good! I had fun playing the game but I will break it down to the pros and cons and what I think could be improved. Pros - [*] The biggest and most obvious one is the game's sound design. It really helps indicate where the enemies are and add to the atmosphere. The music even more so. I legitimately felt terrified when the music box sounds would start playing and the sky turned red every time. [*] The graphics are also very fun. While the cartoonish voxel style doesn't necessarily add to the horror vibe it does make it cool and unique. [*] The items were cool. It was cool switching strategically between each of them or using none of them at all to run faster and get away form the monsters. Also using the flashlight as a weapon was a cool touch. [*] As someone who is dyslexic I can always appreciate voice acting so that was also a n…