THRESHOLD (2024)

Babby's first moral dilemma. Teases some interesting places to go and devolves into blunt, unimaginative propaganda. And I say this as someone willing to play propaganda pieces on subjects I disagree with the text about. My problem is with the execution. If you are an adult and/or not getting high for the first time in your life, there are far better examples of this kind of thing out there. However, I will say that as a pure game it's decent and the aesthetics are good. I encourage the dev to keep making stuff but maybe, idk, read some books or something first.

keep that train going

This game had an interesting build up that really kept me intrigued as the game progressed. It completely lost me when the reveal for it came. The entire game was building up to [spoiler]some stupid vegan message about how eating meat is bad[/spoiler]. I also don't understand why this game is tagged with horror. Yeah, there's blood and guts and maybe one jump scare but that's it. The only thing that's horrific about this game is the 58 minutes of my life I'm not getting back.

I have mixed feelings about this game. I'm not exactly a huge fan of psychological horror. A lot of games in this genre, including Threshold, get pretty psychedelic and weird. That said, there are a few games like this that I've genuinely enjoyed. I had a great time playing Arctic Eggs, for example. Threshold has a fairly interesting story, and the world it presents is bleak, unsettling, and full of a strange atmosphere. I can't say I had a bad time playing it, but I also wouldn't call it a particularly memorable experience. I'd recommend it to fans of this kind of game, but probably not to anyone else.

A Short but sweet little horror game. It's unique premise and slow unraveling keeps you wanting more as your situation unfolds.

Creepy and clever