Well-crafted hidden object game with mythological themes, adjustable puzzle difficulty, and multiple endings. Visually engaging and thoughtfully designed for story-focused players.

Smooth controls, intuitive interaction, and light combat make for engaging gameplay. Exploration feels rewarding, though a short tutorial and achievement goals would improve the experience.

Minimal gameplay depth: slow walking, no exploration, and unclear objectives. Linear progression with pacing issues and technical bugs make the experience feel more tedious than tense.

Tense atmosphere and interesting ideas but suffers from awkward controls, frequent visual glitches, and inconsistent writing, which detract significantly from the overall experience.

Charming pixel art, satisfying puzzles, and seamless item management make for a smooth adventure. Multiple endings and hidden clues encourage exploration and replayability.

A tense, emotional horror story about a girl starting fresh in a new city. Great voice acting, grounded atmosphere, and strong storytelling make this an interesting, slow-burn experience.

A visually stunning indie with a rich narrative, real-time mechanics, and multiple endings. Thoughtful writing and immersive design make it a memorable and emotionally resonant experience.

Great visuals and a cool use of Polaroids to tell the story. The linear map keeps the pace tight, and the atmosphere draws you in for a short but immersive experience.

Great atmosphere and sound design, but bugs, unclear objectives, and unpolished visuals make it more frustrating than fun. Feels like it needed more time in development.

The game’s unique style and sound design create an immersive, atmospheric experience. While not overly scary, it sets the mood well. Clear objectives and engaging side quests add to the fun.