"Daddy" is a short, old-school FPS horror where you play as a guy nicknamed Daddy and blast through cultists and their grotesque spawns inside a creepy mansion. It's free, so if you enjoy quick, indie shooters with a touch of mystery and "save the princess" vibes, it's worth firing up for 30-60 minutes.It has that raw, "we made a horror game in our basement" charm common to many low-budget indie titles - findable weapons, cultist slaughter, light exploration, and straightforward gameplay. For fans of cheap, old-school 2010s-style horrors, it can even be a fun guilty pleasure. Personally though… I just couldn’t buy into it. The game tries really hard to be a serious, atmospheric indie horror, but the end result feels more like an unintentional gachimuchi-style parody. The animations, sound design, naming, and overall vibe constantly pull you out of any intended dread and into unintentional comedy. If the developers had put in a bit more polish on atmosphere, models, animations and tone consistency, it could’ve actually worked as a solid little horror experience. If you’re in the mood for a quick, dumb cultist-shooting session and don’t expect a masterpiece - go for it.
