Kewter’s Showroom

[b]A sweet, cursed nostalgia in the pure style of the Y2K era.[/b] It mimics those old Flash dressing games, but something feels... off. The unease lingers, and the soundscape will take you back to those late-night moments spent playing free, yet unsettling horror games.

I believe that this game could lead for as a good start for the dev, since there is some intrigue. A bit more originality would help immensely with their next title. The biggest flaw is the sound, however. The reliance on absurdly loud noises for shock value, combined with the intentionally terrible sound quality on the rest of the game, does not make me perturbed or scared, it makes me annoyed.

owned all those flops a real diva always eats down

i have a crush on kewter

i gave up after attempting several times to match "casual". how tf are these over the top outfits supposedly casual yet the basic ass fit i put on isn't. this game dookie.

I'm a sucker for this type of horror. Loved playing it, The volume does get a bit loud but overall not enough for me to stop playing. But I absolutely don't recommend wearing earbuds or headphones while playing this. I wanna say the scares the first time genuinely got me for a second (Specifically the face change. Well executed). My only problem overall to the dev is the game has way too many scares that I was unfazed after the first one and it was just a little repetitive. Otherwise I like what the game sets out to do and want more from it tbh. Genuinely really enjoyed this. To the dev. Please continue making projects like these, it was really good and you got lots of future potential! -Spoiler for the website link, and please check that out yourself before finishing my review- I got curious and did check out the website and had a good laugh as I read "Wants to use your camera" as i'm reading I see you. I loved that little extra mile though. Made me smile seeing good horror with effort put it. I'll be looking forward if this game gets more content or I get to see more from the creator.