Idols of Ash

Is very good

A tight perfect game that might be a come-back-and-master-my-quirks for you, or it might be a one-night-stand, as you feel about it. Either way, it's definitely worth a night in the master's bedroom, and this game will go home with anybody who's got three bucks and a bicycle.

By far the most viscerally repulsive monster in any video game I have ever played in my entire life. 10/10

Short horror fun.

Too short not scary enough and the monster doesnt give you enough room to actually breathe or setup a descent properly, checkpoints dont work and honestly wasnt worth the money i paid. Its fun but it doesnt justify the price tag.

Short and (bitter)sweet.

Gripping gameplay. Simple, but a relatively high skill-ceiling once you learn you can just spider-man your way down the substructure. Premise of the story is somber, well-written, and the visuals are great. Love the ending. Atmosphere is haunting, dark, damp, and eerily quiet. Perfect for this game. Centipede is terrifying, I can still hear the click-clack of its thousand legs in the back of my head... Absolutely worth the $2.99 Heads up that there's actually 4 different maps by the way! lots seem to miss that after beating Normal mode. When you beat Nightmare you unlock Nightmare Inverted, which is the normal map but flipped upside-down. And you also unlock Last Kiln, which is a more difficult, much longer, entirely new map. Beating that unlocks Last Kiln inverted, which I'm sure you get the gist of. Big recommend!