
All We Need is a first-person horror exploration. Uncover supernatural mysteries, face chilling encounters, and navigate haunting landscapes. Unravel the consequences of Jack's fateful decision. Survive the psychological challenges that await. Can you escape the horrors?
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In All We Need, players immerse themselves in a world of horror and suspense. Influenced by North American mythology, the game takes players on a harrowing journey as they follow the protagonist, Jack, who is drawn away from his family by mysterious supernatural forces. As players navigate the haunting landscapes and eerie environments of North American woods, they will encounter psychological challenges, terrifying encounters, and dark secrets rooted in ancient lore.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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i commend you in taking the time to make this game. it could be improved by making the scares more genuine, it was very dull and not scary at all. The sound design is poor, along with the voice acting. In a horror game, sound design is everything. you can literally have 12bit horror games be successful because their sound and/or story holds up. Your story is confusing, and delivered in random chunks. if youre the kind of person that loses your patience quickly, this is very frustrating. Make the story more linear. I liked the aesthetic, some of the story elements and the cigarette. The rest, has a lot to desire.
Wow, that was an... experience. With interesting premises such as the cigarette, this game could be a decent story. But - poor voice acting - bad graphics - sound design its worse than I expected it to be - story has a potential, but overall its bad and could be done way, way better - puzzles were way too easy to consider them as puzzles - the scares were not scary at all Only good thing in this game are the arts from memory sections If you want a good, story driven game with better graphics, better gameplay and a actual psychological horror theme, try MiSide for example. "All we need" is a parody of a game and dont waste your time to play it. Its only about an hour, and its still not worth playing. Wasted potential
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All We Need offers a truly chilling experience, seamlessly blending the past and present into a haunting narrative. The level design is exceptional, creating a deep and unsettling atmosphere that lingers long after the credits roll. A thought-provoking journey that forces players to confront difficult choices and their consequences.
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A solid little semi-horror narrative walking sim that punches above its weight. It’s not super optimized and could really use a save system, but it’s free, it’s short (just over an hour), and it offers branching paths that make it worth replaying. The voice acting is hit or miss — Jack’s performance can be a bit distracting — but the writing is strong, and the world-building feels thoughtful and grounded in something deeper. Creepy vibes, cool mythology, and a promising debut from a new studio. I’ll definitely be keeping an eye on what they do next! 8/10 – Atmospheric, ambitious, and worth your time.
The inablitiy to jump really screws you over. Within the ten minutes I played, I managed to get trapped by the geometry twice, in separate locations.
Graphically, this game is stunning. Which makes a walking simulator with a few fetch quests thrown in much more satisfying and very immersive. The use of smoking to reveal hidden paths or hidden story elements was an interesting choice but I did enjoy using this mechanic to find a way around a blocked route, for example. The story is a little typical, the character a fairly well worn trope, but it still plays out well and I liked the North American mythology element to the story being a mythology nerd. [B]Pros[/B] - Beautiful map design and good graphics - Very immersive - North American mythology was a nice touch to a somewhat cliche horror game storyline - The use of smoking to use supernatural powers was an interesting choice but I enjoyed finding more to explore and alternate routes this way - It’s free, and clearly a lot of love went into this game [B]Cons[/B] - Easy to get soft locked, especially if you’re an explorer like me and want to look at everything meaning you’d have to restart from the beginning - Somewhat cliche story - Basically a walking simulator with fetch quests [B]Overall Rating: 7/10[/B]
Душный и не страшный хоррор.
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