Review: Pacify
I can’t see myself ever recommending this for any reason, especially with the growing numbers of decent horror multiplayer games out there.
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Review: Love, Sam
Love, Sam is what other indie horror games aspire to, a testament to the power of writing and pacing that it can make a single studio apartment so terrifying.
Read moreReview: Apparition
Apparition definitely isn’t a complete or even satisfying experience now, and significant doubts that it ever will be make it impossible to recommend.
Read moreReview: Conarium
Conarium does exactly what it needs to do, which is capture the nigh-unfathomable dread that comes of exploring something entirely out of your depth.
Read moreReview: Apsulov: End of Gods
Just the creativity on display, merging Norse myth with far-flung technology is worth the price of admission, to say nothing of the expert atmosphere and gratifying game mechanics.
Read moreReview: Nosferatu: The Wrath of Malachi
Nosferatu is an ambitious project for its era, one that shows its age more than most but can still thrill and terrify if you let it.
Read moreReview: 1953 – KGB Unleashed
I’m not going to spend hours running down every flaw in 1953 – KGB Unleashed, because in the end it’s just boring.
Read moreReview: Eastshade
It’s a world of uplifting quests, fascinating mysteries, and beautiful scenery that you can capture to progress.
Read moreReview: Eldritch Reanimated
For being one of the first first-person roguelikes Eldritch is still one of the best, taking the fun parts of the Cthulhu mythos and mixing them with some rollicking good gameplay.
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