CONFUSION

This game is so low quality... The jumpscare are not scary at all, I gave up after 30 minutes because it was repetitive and not worth exploring. Bad animations, bad "cutscenes". Not recommended. This should be a free demo.

Linear experience with lots of jumpscares and no puzzles. This is your usual indie horror game. Once again, you investigate a dark house where something unusual is happening. Although some switches work and turn on the lights, they frequently flicker or turn off after a few seconds. That is why you have a flashlight to help you navigate. It does the job, but it's still weak enough to make you feel exposed as you progress into dark locations. There are no voiceovers; only subtitles. Although this is not a major issue, it prevents the main character from responding to his environment. This means that events would have a much greater impact if there were voices instead of white letters at the bottom or completely silent protagonist. The intro could use some voices, even from complete amateurs. Now there are only large white sentences on a black screen, with some grammar mistake and awkward structures. You also have no control over their speed, which can be problematic if you're a slow reader. Fortunately, the notes found throughout the game contain zero or practically no grammar errors. The game's goal is to deliver an experience. The entire progression is very linear, leaving no room for exploration. Typically, you must pass through the one unlocked door and encounter a jumpscare or event that will unlock another door. The visuals are nice, but you can't explore the entire house because each floor is its own portion or chapter. There are no logic puzzles, challenging sections, or areas where you can die. Some drawers and closets can be opened, but the majority of them are empty. The hand indicator that appears when you hover over anything essential should be more visible. It's generally fine, but bright lights turn it almost invisible. The most common object you'll need to find is a key. Although there are no waypoints, you won't waste time looking for stuff because the locations aren't big. The only issue happened in the basement part because one key had the “hand” icon only at a certain angle.