
Tank controls. Fixed cameras. Pure Terror. Set in a haunting world of twisted experiments and occult nightmares, this game brings back the survival horror mechanics you know and love while pushing the genre into terrifying new depths.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.57/day in the week to Aug 23 → 0.14/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About

Dare to Survive
From the creators of indie horror hits Massacre at the Mirage, Suffer the Night, and Terror at Oakheart, comes Flesh Made Fear, the ultimate survival horror experience by Tainted Pact Games.
Descend into a world of horrifying experiments and occult rituals where every step plunges you deeper into madness. Featuring the survival mechanics that define the genre, reimagined with heart-stopping innovations, this game invites you to confront your fears like never before.
Will you face the nightmare? Or will the nightmare consume you?

Classic Horror, Reimagined
Flesh Made Fear pays homage to the PSX-era survival horror that defined a generation. Drawing inspiration from the original Resident Evil trilogy, it masterfully blends intricate puzzles, heart-pounding combat, and a dread-filled atmosphere. But this isn’t just a nostalgic throwback—it’s a bold evolution. Modernized controls, immersive cinematics, and a gripping story will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very last moment.
Take on the role of an elite operative in the Reaper Intervention Platoon (R.I.P.), a covert task force deployed to neutralize Victor “The Dripper” Ripper—a brilliant but deranged former CIA agent. His sinister experiments have turned a desolate backwater town into a nightmare filled with grotesque monsters and mind-controlled thralls.
Your mission is clear: eliminate Ripper, unravel his chilling secrets, and survive the horrors lurking in his mansion-turned-laboratory.
Are you ready to step into the darkness?

Classic Survival Horror Meets Modern Innovations
Fixed and Dynamic Camera Angles: Relive the tension of classic fixed perspectives, seamlessly blending into modern rail and follow camera dynamics.
Limited Saves: Strategically save your progress using collectible items.
Inventory Management: Tactically manage limited inventory slots with access to safe room storage.
Puzzle-Driven Narrative: Engage with intricate puzzles intertwined with the story, unlocking hidden secrets and new areas.
Two Playable Characters
Choose between Natalie (less health, larger inventory) or Jack (greater health, smaller inventory).
Each character offers unique stats and storylines, enhancing replayability.
Terrifying Monsters & Arsenal
Face grotesque abominations born of Ripper’s twisted experiments.
Arm yourself with weapons like pistols and grenade launchers, but beware—ammo is limited, challenging your resourcefulness.
Sums Steam only; PlayStation publishes no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $17.99 | 414reviews | 93% | — | $137.7K |
| $19.99 | 135ratings | 95% | — | not modelled |
Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
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Reviews
A nice call back to the resident evil games of the past, it keeps up its atmosphere the entire run and really makes you feel the gravity of what has occurred to the town. I like the game, I don't think it's perfect but for $20 bucks I think it is more than fair. I was a little surprised the game felt a bit short. Some areas I felt pretty empty were the Movie rental store and the movie theater. Considering how well done the police station was, those two areas felt lack luster. Especially the Theater considering why you need to go in there. The enemies are pretty creepy, but not alot of diversity though, Really only a handful of unique enemy types that aren't all that interesting once you seem them the first time. But the game is still fun to explore and discover items and details into what happened to the people and the town. While I can't go into detail the ending was a bit....of a let down....I was more thinking..."Oh that's it, it end right here just like that..." And even with the best ending it ends on a note im not a fan of. But getting to that point kept me going wanting to know more just missed the landing at the end for me. While I do have alot of negatives with the game, im not gonna lie or avoid inconvenient truths. i still recommend the game, it still hits the resident evil style of the past incredibly well. I think the story is interesting enough and exploring the world is fun. I think on a sale it is more than worth it and I think it goes on pretty large sales during summer. So if you're in the mood this might scratch that itch for you.
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English
Hours played at review time, across 76 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I had a lot of fun playing FMF. I think it captured the spirit (and some similar mechanics) of the OG Resident Evil. The tank like controls and fixed camera positions did take getting used to, the inventory management is sometimes inconvenient, and the maps weren't as helpful as you'd think since the game is pretty linear. But, I found these charming as it's how old games used to be, which I think that was the point. It didn't need to be modernized. It shows the team had a lot of fun and passion into making Flesh Made Fear, especially the voice actor for the antagonist. Superb job. I listened to the recordings a few times because of how good and fun the character was. The PS1 aesthetic was oddly refreshing and admittedly nostalgic (I know it's almost a trope these days but it works). It was gritty, grotesque with all the gore, eerie and did keep me on my toes with a few light scares. FMF is simple and fun, not much more I can ask for.
Fun game, would recommend, but the lack of ammo with too many zombies made me quit halfway through.
Excellent homage to classic resident evil/old school survival horror.
I like this game a lot, and I'm going to give it a thumbs up, but with a couple big caveats. First, the good. Graphics, sound design, voice acting, story and nostalgia for those old RE style games is all on point. The VA for Dr Ripper in particular is absolutely nailing it, I'm just waiting for the next Ripper tape so I can hear more of his story. The nods to classic survival horror games and to other creators in the online horror space are great. I've been having a wonderful time collecting all the plushies and I look forward to seeing them all in the Ripper Room once I'm done. Now....my big gripes. 1) Even after carefully tuning my steam controller deadzones as optimally as possible for tank controls, this game is still hard to control, I feel like I'm getting hooked on the corners of things quite a bit. Now this wouldn't be that big of a deal, except that so far all the boss fights have been against enemies that are just just juuuuust barely slower than you, so you have to run very precise circles around obstacles in their room or else you can't get far enough away from them to attack without taking damage. 2) Ammo - specifically for the shotgun. It honestly feels like the shotgun is required to fight the bosses, because I've dumped 40 rounds of pistol ammunition and 3 shotgun shells into a boss and it's still going. The problem is, the rate at which you get shotgun ammo is slower than you use it even if you only use it on bosses. Plus, when you first get the shotgun, you are forced to use most of the ammo it comes with to clear a ridiculous huge flood of zombies, and if you don't and try to kite them to conserve ammo they will gang up on you outside of load doors so you come out of a room and are stunlocked by a circle of 10 dudes until you die. I'm going to push through, and like I said, I still recommend the game, but man, can we get like an easy mode or something for people who just want to see the rest of the story without being beat to ribbons by the bosses?
An absolute blast. Feels like Resident Evil 0-2 as well as silent hill mixed into a demented lovechild. It takes the things that really make these games while also creating its own thing. This games story is honestly fun and has me sucked in the voice acting is incredible especially for Ripper. It also runs great so honestly if you want a new survival horror to play that hits on everything you love while bringing so much of its own. You should give this game a try.
i just fell in love with this game. the developer needs to listen to me when i say this ok. make more games like this please I'm begging you. thanks for the extraordinary efforts into the psx theme.
Un clon de Resident Evil clásico bastante competente con un muy buen apartado visual. Si bien tenía potencial lamentablemente no hace nada inusual o único comparado con los juegos de los cuales toma inspiración y es también corto comparado a ellos; adicionalmente el final fue bastante anticlimático. No es una compra obligatoria para un fan del género pero igual es digna una mirada. Por otro lado no me puedo enojar con un juego que añade un segmento en el cual usted está obligado a matar un salón completo de niños zombie a escopetazos.
Great game, nailed the resident evil 1 feel.
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