Whistling at Night

Hello, it is me, global superstar and famous social media influencer minewdjhu and I played this on stream to the millions of viewers watching (I find when you have no viewers if you shut you eyes and imagine they all just dont have fingers and theres actually 1 million fingerless gremlins in my cha focussing and harping on every word it helps), I played this live and suffice to say it doesnt really go anywhere, its not so much a horror as it is a story. I thought maybe id get more than 15 minutes of image rendering errors and audio skips but nevertheless kept me hooked for at least 15 minutes, wouldnt play again, but for this type of game, that doesnt say much. It is a story game, thats what you get, its maybe just not labelled very well.

Well... it kind of goes nowhere. The set-up is interesting, but there's practically no payoff? There's the promise of something scary (by the dev and by the characters), but nothing scary ever happens. I could summarize the horror in one sentence and you'd lose nothing. [spoiler]"If you whistle at night, something bad will happen.[/spoiler] What did the remaining 8 minutes add? Worse, some lines are poorly timed so they disappear before you have the time to read them. Nothing game-breaking, but it's a bit frustrating to scroll back and hurry to get them. Overall it's nice, but not enough. It's so short I don't mind recommending it, but I'm a little disappointed.

Some nice atmosphere here with good story telling - would love to hear more music as it would add a lot