Violent Horror Stories 2

An interesting, varied collection. I enjoyed my time on this one, and there are a few standouts that could be released standalone.

To be honest, I went in blind, and so far only played "you have [x] missed calls". At first I was very confused, but then I started actually paying attention and not just browsing the phone book, and then I got one ending, and then another, and then another, and it's like the gift that keeps on giving. I played this game with my headphones on, no light, and I was completely immersed in the story. Just an FYI, don't stop. Keep playing. Keep calling. Keep digging.

there were 2 games I liked but other than that the rest of them seemed unfinished and half baked given i only played 8 out of twelve so there might have been one more I'd have enjoyed but most of them feel like a random mobile game or a game you'd find for free on itch.

short review and ranking of each vhs 2 game in my opinion: 1: you have x missed calls: by far the longest and most interesting game of the pack, rich story, a lot of thinking and adventure without ever moving out of your couch. it actually makes you feel like you are digging into a conspiracy, to the point that some times i tabbed out of the game by accident while searching for information in the in-game computer, it's an amazing thriller and it alone is worth buying vhs2, i'd watch a movie adaptation of this game. 2: hi what's your emergency: this game is amazing at telling story and emotions trough gameplay mechanics, it not only explores the struggles of a child in an abusive family, but it also digs into how uncaring and cruel is the world that it's meant to protect him. 3:coin locker baby: not really focused on gameplay, this game does include a lot of heavy and real themes, and they are presented trough very dark and violent visual allegories, it's the kind of game that leaves you thinking for a while after finishing it. 4:strike from the skies: i really liked the use of morse code to communicate in this game, the story is fine, but it's strong point was the gameplay and …

Basically a collection of short itch.io horror games. I got it on sale for $4. The issue with having so many games is that there is so many different types of them, from different devs too. The issue here is that you are most likely not going to like all of them, and the ones you do like end up being too short to feel satisfying. Buy the game if you are bored or really want a few of the short games badly. Other than that, just look around and buy a full sized-game you know you'll like.

a little confusing but worth playing