ANDROMALIUS

Enjoyable horror. It's short but well executed. In a limited runtime it managed to establish the scene, build atmosphere, and deliver a few well earned scares along the way. It can be a bit confusing what you need to do to trigger the next step in the game but that's just nitpicking. Recommended.

7 Hours value horror

Andromalius is an intriguing indie horror experience that shows promise but doesn't quite reach its full potential. Set in a dark, occult-themed world filled with mystery and unsettling imagery, the game offers an eerie atmosphere that fans of the genre will likely appreciate. Visually, Andromalius creates a suitably creepy environment, with shadowy hallways, unsettling sound design, and disturbing symbols that effectively set the tone. The aesthetic is clearly inspired by classic horror and demonology, and it does a decent job of building tension in the early parts of the game. Gameplay-wise, it leans heavily into exploration and puzzle-solving, though some of the mechanics can feel a bit clunky or underdeveloped. The controls are basic, and the pacing can be inconsistent — moments of genuine tension are sometimes followed by long stretches of wandering or backtracking that slow down the momentum. The story has interesting themes involving dark rituals and demonic lore, but the narrative feels a bit vague or unfinished at times. Players looking for deep lore or emotional payoff might come away a little unsatisfied. That said, there are a few clever ideas hidden throughout that could have shined more with a bit of extra polish. Overall, Andromalius is a decent indie horror title with a strong atmosphere and a few memorable moments, but it suffers from some rough edges and pacing issues. It's worth checking out if you're a fan of occult horror or experimental indie games — just keep your expectations in check.

This game was truly amazing! Scary, fun and yet twisted! I highly recommend everyone horror fan or not to play this game.

Jogo extremamente curto: terminei em menos de uma hora. Consiste em andar de um lado pra outro do apartamento e na aparição do suposto Andromalius, que não tem nada a ver com a Goécia, apesar de em algumas cenas mostrarem vários crucifixos. Só gastem seu dinheiro se não sobrar mais nenhum outro jogo na Steam. Caso contrário, esta plataforma poderia muito bem passar sem essa aberração sem graça e sem noção.

Around 40 minutes gameplay time, tense atmosphere, barely depicted backstory. Successful enough for a low-budget indie horror (more like thriller) game! 👍