I suggest players give this game a pass unless they are familiar with the Kobolok fairytale. The current price is far too much to pay for a disjointed, confusing experience.

Undiscovered House feels more like a practice project with no direction rather than a finished product and I cannot, in good conscience, recommend spending $1.99 USD on a game with so little to offer.

Horror Tales: The Wine is the perfect game for people who enjoy puzzles and exploration, with a few frights thrown in.

If you enjoy classic platformers and games with a bit of pixelated gore, Heidelberg 1693 might just be the game for you. It offers that classic feel and tense moments many of us crave.

This game feels more like a test project than a finished product. If you need a mindless shooter game to waste some time, this may be of interest to you. Otherwise, give this one a pass.

Even in its early stages, Scarlet Hollow's story and spooky vibes are well worth checking out. Players make choices that impact the story, so they can replay it again and again with new surprises.

Happy Bones is an unexpectedly fun ride. The story is interesting, the characters and creatures are unique and unpredictable, and the soundtrack will keep you dancing as you bash spooky enemies.

During the short time I spent playing it, I felt frustrated with the game’s mechanics and amused by the scare attempts that were completely out of place. It is in need of improvements.

While it is clear there is a lot of love and artistic expression behind this project, the heavy handed use of visual distortions was enough to make me put this game down and never pick it up again.

Soul Catcher is a fun and entertaining low res game that is definitely worth a look, especially if you are a fan of low res, pixelated horror.