Welcome to Hanwell

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I played this game because I didn't realize Beyond Hanwell was a sequel. So I stopped playing that, because I thought you'd have to play this one. you don't. I like that the main areas don't have combat. the areas look okay. but the music isn't programmed to fade out at all so it just continues on and on as loud as possible, the actual combat on the street sucks because you can block but there's no indication of whether you hit or got hit, there's no meter for your health, because it regenerates generously automatically. but I'd rather a punishing damage system than having to expend sprint just to walk, and crawling at all other times. you'll have to sit still just to awkwardly press sprint until it runs out, because there's no controller support or menu for controls. The game asks you at the beginning if you want the locations highlighted on the map for your first playthrough, and there's no map button. I thought the game was okay the first four hours, and i finished it in four hours today, and my opinion has completely inverted. The last fight is being showered by previous enemies who you can't evade, and you can't tell if you've hit, because the actual boss, non-descript in …

I enjoyed the game ,it's really underrated gave it a chance

Negative review because of the game itself but a positive comment for the dev. A good example of a B-Movie horror game. Scary enough to BE a horror but campy enough to not be THAT scary. A good premise but janky gameplay and combat. (♥♥♥♥ those teleporting ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ to high-hell) Very ambitious overall, I can see the potential but good example of 'baby's first horror game' (affectionate) I have heard decent things about the sequel and it's improvements, so looking forward to that. Good to look back on to see how far the dev has come, other than that, I will probably never touch this again and I'm glad it's free. If I HAD paid for this it would have been refunded lmao

Welcome to Hanwell is an ambitious first-person horror experience developed and published by Steel Arts that attempts something many horror games rarely dare to do: transform an entire city into a source of fear. Instead of trapping players inside a single haunted location, the game opens the gates to a sprawling urban environment where supernatural horrors have become an accepted part of everyday existence. This unusual concept gives the game a distinct identity and helps it stand apart from more conventional horror titles that rely on narrow corridors and heavily scripted scares. The story unfolds within Hanwell, a city that was once considered a safe haven against strange paranormal incidents affecting the wider world. Over time, however, the situation deteriorated. Mysterious entities known as Anomalies now roam the streets, infiltrate buildings, and terrorize the remaining inhabitants. The city itself becomes the central character of the narrative. Rather than focusing entirely on a single protagonist's journey, the game encourages players to uncover the secrets hidden throughout Hanwell's neighborhoods, gradually piecing together the history behind its downfall. Exploration…

Already beaten the game on another platform. I'm here because I wanted to replay it. Since it's free i'll thumbs it up. I absolutely love Welcome to Hanwell in a B movie kind of way. Bear in mind thought, that this game is not without it's flaws. The execution is neat at the beginning, but the ending will leave a bit to be desired. It will reek of 2013 horror game lighting whether you like it or not (I do). There might be some bugs or some rough around the edge things. Overall, the game gives a decent experience at being isolated in a quarantined town with some experiment gone wrong type of things, and the exploration does reward you if you find the hidden secret stuff.