An incredible horror game that hits all the right spots. The art design is great and lends to a great atmosphere and unnerving dread. Highly recommended if you want a great horror experience.

An incredibly unique gameplay style combined with encroaching horror and dread makes for an excellent horror game. I highly recommend giving it a try as it's a unique and fun experience.

A great piece of indie horror that merges disparate and unique mechanics in a wonderful way. An excellent example of the genre that has some great staying power due to its gameplay. Get it.

Great indie, shortform horror. The mechanics are unique and keep the game itself interesting. The narrative is very eldritch and does a good job with its horror elements and the atmosphere. Do it!

Incredible in the best and worst way. It made me stop and actually think about my choices in this. It's a game that can stick with you for a long time as you think about the value of life.

Shortform horror AND a great aesthetic? I really liked this and highly recommend it if you're looking for a short, unique experience. I look forward to the developer's future releases.

At this point, you either love FNAF or hate it with a passion. This was a mechanical improvement over Security Breach and, overall, a pretty fun horror game. Jumpscares aplenty and lots of running.

A short, interactive haunted house simulator. The narrative is simple but works well despite the rough edges. A notable first entry into the horror genre by an indie team.

An interesting piece of interactive horror media akin to old FMV adventure games in which you can only observe, not change the story. At around 30 minutes it's a wordless, classic horror conceit.

Using beauty and horror accentuate each other, this dive into Swedish folklore is excellent and a rare use of horror in the day. A puzzle platformer akin to Little Nightmares that is worth your time.