
In a final attempt to guarantee your place on the nice list, you decide to try and do some chores before midnight. Will Krampus take you? Take the test and find out.
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Every early December another kid from your school goes missing, and rumors on the playground have circulated that it's related to Krampusnacht- the night that a half-goat half-demon named Krampus comes and steals away naughty children and spares the good. But what is it that determines if people are taken by Krampus?
For Goodness Sake is a very short horror text heavy game, focusing on several trolley problem situations. While completing the chores around the house, you find yourself reflecting on situations involving the neighborhood kids that have gone missing & ultimately deciding what you think might have been the right thing to do. Will you be taken by Krampus at the end of the night like the others, or will you be spared?
Playtime: 15-20 minutes.
3D first person navigation
Ending depends on your answers given
Rich audio design and unsettling atmosphere
Created in one month, for the HauntedPS1 community's Madvent [3] Calendar project.
This was created as a small mental break from DEAD LETTER DEPT, a psychological horror typing game also available on Steam.
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Languages: English
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Themes across 41 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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If I could leave a mid review, I would. I really liked the atmosphere, and the grainy camera filter added to the overall creepyness. It's a very short game, but I'll be honest... I didn't really mind that at all because: the endings are pretty underwhelming. Like "that's it?!?!!?" underwhelming. Overall, it's not terrible or anything, but it was a little lacking in the "everything" department. Check it out, but don't pout or cry, I'm telling you why. Be good for goodness' sake.
The ending is kinda underwhelming, but I like the style and always appreciate horror games valuing atmosphere over cheap jumpscares or shock value. (6/10)
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
A very short game but it's free so you can't complain that much. Has a nice but different graphic style reminds me of the first Terrifier movie it's a shame we didn't see Krampus but honestly a nice little Christmas horror game with some music that sets the tone nicely.
Perfect Christmas horror vibes. Between this and Dead Letter Dept., I will follow this dev to the ends of the Earth. They have a unique style and I absolutely love it.
a fun quick game
Free, short and sweet.
[b]Are you on the nice list this year?[/b] [i]Only one way to be sure...[/i] [i]Let's do some more chores![/i] [b]The sound of jingle bells is near.[/b]
zahmeti yok
not a bad game very good. :) 10 out of 10. :)
If you got the bad ending the first try, it means you're a bad person
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