Review: CONCLUSE

As a proof-of-concept it works well enough, but you’ll probably be left wanting even if you get through its rough patches.
Read moreAs a proof-of-concept it works well enough, but you’ll probably be left wanting even if you get through its rough patches.
Read moreThis isn’t the most ambitious or even unique horror title on Steam, but it’s one of the few that succeed on the psychological horror track.
Read moreYour time here will only reveal a story loaded with tired twists and ridiculous turns, thoroughly destroying whatever atmosphere the visuals have worked so hard to build.
Read moreYou’ll need to calibrate your expectations for this one, and once you do I guarantee one of the more creative and clever horror adventures in recent memory.
Read moreRise of Insanity captures little of the horror magic, opting to string together brief snippets of story between bland setpieces and meandering note-searches.
Read moreIt’s a huge shame, given the glimpses of genius here, but EW/WE can’t maintain that genius at all.
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Read moreComa: Mortuary might be the king of vapid walking sims, a game so bereft of substance that it could be mistaken for a screensaver with button prompts.
Read moreHoly Mountains of Flesh is an appropriate end to the Doorways saga, another attempt at atmospheric horror that never really gets fleshed out.
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