Writer. Chapter 1

I am not even kind of done with this game yet but I just had to write a review. This. Is. Amazing. One of the best horror games Ive played so far and im not even finished with it. The atmosphere is incredible. The jump scares are fantastic. The game play is easy and to the point. The puzzles are awesome. 10/10 for this game. I would have paid more money for it.

Too short.

I finished the game in under one hour, usually i am a very easily scared person but this game wasnt scary at all, the atmosphere just never builds up. The game overuses jumpscares to the point that they just stop working entirely and ontop of that the puzzle aspect of the game is too easy, I never had to think or look for a solution it felt more like tasks rather than puzzles. I cannot recommend this game even tho i bought it for less than 2 bucks while it was on sale

Developed and published by Beshbarmak games, Writer. Chapter 1 is a psychological horror adventure that emphasizes suspense, exploration, and storytelling over fast-paced action. The game opens with the protagonist awakening in a strange location with little memory of how they arrived there. The only guidance comes from an unsettling inner voice that insists they are the legendary "King of Horror," immediately setting the stage for a story where reality, imagination, and fear intertwine. Instead of revealing its secrets all at once, the narrative slowly unfolds through environmental clues, hidden details, and fragmented memories, encouraging players to piece together the truth while questioning everything they encounter. Atmosphere is the game's defining strength. Every environment is crafted to create a lingering sense of unease, using dimly lit interiors, abandoned spaces, and realistic visuals to maintain tension from beginning to end. Rather than depending solely on frequent jump scares, the experience relies on psychological pressure, subtle sound effects, and the fear of the unknown. Players are constantly encouraged to investigate every room and inspect seemingly ordinary o…

I don't get the story and gameplay was confusing. It was annoying than anything.

The most abstract one yet, and pretty neat! But I wonder if the "shattered" achievement is broken for some.