Unseen

very scary

[[[[ NO SPOILERS ]]]] Video Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJU9XKJtsvI True to my word, I promised that if I saw another stupid mannequin that I would quit and demand a refund....well 16 mins in there's yet another STUPID mannequin from all the other games! I'm so mad right now I can't see straight! I played Mortu first and was very impressed, so I bought the Redroll bundle cause it was only about $10 but now I see why! It's literally the same game, same assets OVER AND OVER! Do yourself a favor, DO NOT BUY ANY OF THEIR GAMES! Last Shift was the closest to being a solid game and it's buggy as hell. That's the only one I'm NOT seeking a refund for. For Horror Games you're sure to enjoy, check these out: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQTmUby5Dx3i00k2G_j7qILaINagnRUbv

Unseen is another one of those hidden gems that deserves a little more attention. At the time I played it, the game had been out for more than nine months and still had fewer than 100 reviews. Usually, that doesn't inspire a lot of confidence, but every now and then you stumble across a game that quietly flies under the radar—and I think Unseen fits into that category. In Unseen, you play as John, a forensic photographer who, after an exhausting shift, is forced to spend the night away from home. What starts out as a place to get some much-needed rest quickly turns into something far more unsettling. Now, I do want to set expectations. This isn't a game that's going to compete with horror giants like Visage, MADiSON, or Ramona. Those games are in a league of their own. But that doesn't mean Unseen isn't worth your time. I had a genuinely good time with it. The atmosphere does a solid job of creating tension, there are a few memorable scares throughout, and the story kept me interested enough to see it through to the end. It may not reinvent the horror genre, but it accomplishes exactly what it sets out to do. The game also doesn't overstay its welcome. My playthrough came in …

Gud gim

Amazing, amazing game!!!!

Too many automatic black screens during transitions (immersion-breaking) and when the scare is audio driven, or immediately preceding a jumpscare. Note to all devs: darkness in general (including poorly lit environments) does not necessarily increase the dread factor or induce fright. Walking speed is slow, except when prompted to run at one point. Um, no. Not doing that. John (also misspelled as Jhon) may as well be cardboard for all the personality exhibited by him, making you feel nothing about his predicament. Story? Good grief. The handful of puzzles are decent. That's a plus. Overall, not really impressed by this. Play the demo. It's the best part.