Indigo Park: Chapter 1

This is the best horror game I've ever played. It runs extremely smoothly, I think Rambley is hilarious, and the jumpscares were so scary I had to take my headphones off. 10/10, would 100% recommend.

I really like Rambley. While the game was very tightly linear to play, Rambley really grow on my quickly. I love him as a character, and I hope that as the series grows, it becomes less linear and lets all the characters expand what they do more.

Adorably kinda-scary short horror game. Fun and well done

I've played an ungodly amount of indie horror games and loved almost all of them. This is literally the worst I've ever played. Where to start? It runs awfully on the Steam Deck without doing anything to justify the performance. I wound up streaming it from my desktop. The "puzzles" are not just laughably bad, they're immersion breaking. At the very start of the game, you have to repair a generator. How do you repair it? By finding the missing giant cog in the next room. What generator works with a series of cogs?? There's only 1 sequence in the whole game that could pass for an attempt at being scary and it's just completely annoying. It's a chase sequence in a generic hallway that looks like it's repeating. One mistake and you're caught, game over. I was amazed that I had found almost all of the collectibles only an hour into the game. That's because it was almost over. I'm okay with short but this is not placed like a short game. Just when you think, "okay, I'm sure it's going to get good any minute now..." it ends abruptly. Can I refund my time?

**Indigo Park** is a game that really surprised me. At first glance, it looks like a colorful abandoned theme park filled with fun characters and childhood memories, but as you explore deeper, you realize there is a much bigger mystery waiting to be uncovered. What I enjoyed most about this game is how it makes exploration feel exciting. Walking through the park, seeing what has been left behind, and discovering the story hidden throughout the environment made me want to keep searching every corner. It feels like you're not just playing a game—you're stepping into a place with a history and trying to figure out what happened. The characters are one of the biggest strengths of **Indigo Park**. They bring a lot of personality to the experience and help make the world feel unique. The game does a great job balancing fun, humor, and unsettling moments, creating an experience that can make you smile one minute and make you question what's around the next corner. I also really appreciate the passion behind this project. You can tell a lot of care went into creating the world, designing the characters, and building an experience that players can connect with. For an indie game, it has a lot of charm and shows how much creativity can go into bringing an idea to life. To the developers: thank you for creating **Indigo Park** and sharing your vision with players. Thank you for putting your time, creativity, and passion into making this world for us to explore. It's clear that this game was made with a lot of heart, and I'm excited to see how the story continues to grow. I can't wait to see what comes next from the team behind **Indigo Park**, because this is a world that has a lot of potential.

good

This game was fun and scary. The character designs were cool and this game is one of my favorites in the mascot horror genre. I never pictured myself getting attached to a digital raccoon and yet i did. The chase was hard, but not too hard and the collectibles are a cool addition that will keep you playing. I've already wishlisted Chapter 2 and can't wait for it to come out!