Review: Chernobylite
Not many games have this strong a start in Early Access, and if they can bring the content up to the level of the presentation, this could easily breathe new life into the Chernobyl setting.
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Review: Lost in Vivo
Simple moments like opening a door or walking down a dark hallway are incredibly powerful here, because of how intense the atmosphere is and how good the game is at defying your expectations.
Read moreReview: Watch This!
It’s not scary or challenging, and it sure as hell isn’t funny, which doesn’t leave much reason to play it at all.
Read moreReview: Evil
There are nigh infinite bad indie horror games better than this travesty, to say nothing of the actual good ones.
Read moreReview: Verde Station
You’re going to have to trust me that Verde Station is an excellent psychological adventure, filled with horrific twists and realizations.
Read moreReview: The Light Keeps Us Safe
The first few hours here will be intense and creepy, but beyond that the bugs are going to eat into your fun and it’s going to end without really going anywhere.
Read moreReview: Pamali: Indonesian Folklore Horror
Pamali definitely gets points for being unique with its structure and folklore, but I don’t know how many horror fans will be able to invest in it.
Read moreReview: Silver Chains
The nicest thing I can say about Silver Chains is that it’s probably one of the best cliche indie horror games around.
Read moreReview: Return of the Obra Dinn
Any one of its features, from the presentation to the game design to the writing, would be enough to make this a classic. But somehow Return of the Obra Dinn has it all.
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