Strong atmosphere and interesting tech vs religion story, but lots of reading, few scares, and several bugs with no save system hurt the experience. Better picked up on sale.

A story-driven horror with strong atmosphere and emotional weight. Slower than other entries, but great stealth, tension, and narrative make it worth playing for horror fans.

A tense survival horror set in a WW1 bunker where a relentless creature hunts you. Smart resource use, great AI, and incredible atmosphere make this a must-play for horror fans.

Stylish isometric horror with great comic-book visuals and tense exploration, but clunky controls, weak crafting, and an underwhelming, buggy ending hold it back. Enjoyable, yet flawed.

A walking-sim horror tackling cyberbullying and body image, but held back by weak mechanics, inconsistent stealth, flat atmosphere, and performance issues. Relevant themes, underwhelming execution.

Retro-inspired horror demo with strong PS2-era vibes. Great atmosphere, striking environments, and smart fixed cameras. Can't wait to dig into the full game. Keep your eye on this one!

Alien horror with a strong premise and solid atmosphere, but rough execution. Poor audio mixing, clunky combat, odd scaling, and a flat ending drag Greyhill Incident down.

A tense, sanity-driven classic whose atmosphere and audio still shine despite dated visuals. A must-play for patient horror fans—see full review on my website

A bold, atmospheric reinvention with standout monsters and audio, held back by divisive combat choices and identity questions. A strong horror experience—see full review on my website

Unmourned is a tense, surreal horror best played blind, with strong scares, striking locations, and some uneven mechanics. Worth the ride—see full review on my website!