A light Sengoku-period action-adventure, wrapped in a tour-de-force triple-A Capcom fixed multicam treatment - we're positive that you'll have a good time with Onimusha. Snackable!

REVIEW PENDING- Woot! I'm excited to see this interesting PS1 fixed multicam hit the PC. Far from perfect, but a VERY interesting and entertaining entry in the OG survival horror canon!

DEMO NOTES: Ambitious effort to recreate the Biohazard: Outbreak experience, but really not ready for an audience outside of the dev team - more a tech test atm, but I look forward to future releases!

Stylish black and white visuals wrap a competent but uninspired fixed multicam stalker-fest wedded to a linear chain of keys and atmospheric writing about basically nothing. Still: free and diverting!

DEMO NOTES- A lively, no-nonsense Alisa-alike, with a couple creepy moments and perfunctory combat. Menu best navigated with mouse, lest you quit by mistake. Promising, though, worth watching out for.

DEMO NOTES- A hearty portion of grindhouse splatter! Yum! Lots of pan cam (yuck) and some awkward writing, but if you're seeking survival horror so traditional it should be in the SCA - get stuck in!

DEMO NOTES -Despite the fact I couldn't progress very far into the demo, the atmosphere and aesthetic were impressive, with a nice indie Silent Hill mood. We look forward to a more complete demo!

DEMO NOTES -More proof of concept than compelling demo, Conversion Strain boasts a few survival horror systems, cool sci-fi setting and a nice colour scheme. Hopefully the next demo expands on these!

DEMO NOTES - Tasty, stylish slice of classic fixed multicam horror! Notable for the melee system which, while not perfect, is ahead of most fixed cam hand-to-hand combat. Develop a taste for blood...!

Brilliantly conceived and beautifully executed, very rewarding to those who possess the patience and tenacity to unlock its riddles- a real slog if you don't. No action, but fabulous fixed multicam..!