The Retro Exorcist

Did I enjoy it? Yes. Was that enjoyement ruined by 1) the absence of a skip button and 2) a broken achievement (tied to an unobtainale scene) that the dev apparently doesn't care about? Also yes. (Guess how many times I've replayed it, without any skipping, before one bug was fixed and before I accepted the second would never be, and you'll understand my frustration. At least one hour of my playtime was spent just trying to circumvent them.)

honestly this game really surprised me, for such a simple concept it's done so well, and honestly I think this would really slap if it went deeper as a longer styled game too I would 100% drop some money on it. But this is still worth a play, it's free!

A cool game, but you'd best be taking notes on which choices work and which don't. I like how straight-forward every interaction is. There is a way to talk that yields good results and a way to talk that yields bad results. I haven't gotten every ending, but it definitely feels more like a deduction game. At no point during the game did I splash holy water upon the monitor and yell "the power of Christ compels you!", which is a bit sad. 7/10. For some reason there was a problem posting this review, but I think it is fine. There might have been a spirit that needed to be exorcised.

Short, sweet, and clearly made with a lot of love for all those old creepypastas you stayed up way too late at night reading.

Short but very very sweet! The characters are enjoyable and the gameplay isn’t too complex without being boring! I had a fun time playing it, learning about the various anomalies, and getting the different endings as well as discovering what the true ending had to offer! Highly recommend for a fun afternoon.

Fun, free game with cool art. Only negative thing I could say about it is that some of the achievements are a little grueling to get (requiring multiple runs with no dialogue skip features). Looking forward to Mirror Drama!