Loathful

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Really good horror game with a heap of great monster mechanics. Using a camera as a flashlight for a bit was terrifying as well

it's pretty neat, but like, at the end it asks you to give it admin privileges just for a dumb bit where it types some ♥♥♥♥ into your search bar in the task bar, not worth it. if you get that far, just quit the game and imagine you wake up and mman jumpscares you. hope my computer isn't infected with ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ now lmao, hope that didnt keylog me or anything and is just a bad bit. honestly really bad taste to hit me with the fake malware.

This was a sizzler

Loathful is a very enjoyable and short (2-3 hour) indie horror game. The concept alone is interesting enough that it kept me hooked my entire play through. Loathful contains some decent scares but the atmosphere of the game is where it shines the most for me. The PS1 like graphics here also work in Loathful’s favor. The only complaint I have is the stamina system. It’s very easy to miss out on stamina upgrades throughout your play through. Even with a decent amount of stamina acquired you burn through it in a blink of an eye and then takes quite a bit for it to regen completely. That being said, it’s definitely not a dealbreaker and I recommend giving this game a shot!

This game absolutely nails everything it sets out to do. However, do fix the vertical sensitivity, it makes no sense for it to be [i]that low.[/i]

I had so much fun playing this game. I liked the puzzles they are not too easy not too hard. Very fun experience! I 100% recommend

Loathful is a psychological indie horror game where you are a 'Neural Net Solutions' employee who is testing out a new form of tech that uploads your mind into a cloud, giving you an AI designed digital getaway for future people who will use it for things like vacations or to go places if they are incapable of physically doing so. You go through a process of getting into a pod, where you are sent to a digital hub to explore, but because its still new tech, you come across some noticeable bugs and glitches. When in the main hub you have to get floppy disks and insert them into a computer, which gives you a short video of what to expect and opens the door to these "zones". can be areas from a tunnel of love swan boat ride, to a walk down a train track. once getting through each area, you will return to the main hub to repeat the process. while going through the motions, the main hub has its own hidden things to find, which can only be progressed via items you find within the zones. You also can find small ball maze mini games, which reward you with a CD that gives you more stamina to run. I havent gone into detail on the horror part of the game, but id prefer to keep it vague for people who havent played it yet. Just know its mostly a walking simulator with some simple puzzles and the occasional section where you have to run or hide from something. Overall it was a great game. The stamina for running could use some work because it goes away fast as well as taking forever to recover, so theres little reason to use it until you get some CDs, and even then, there is few times, if ever, you need to sprint other than to speed up your progress. Other than that little hiccup, its still worth playing. there is also a little museum thing after completing the game that shows the games models and dev notes, which is always a nice inclusion. I ended up beating it twice because i missed a CD, which you need to get all in one save to get an achievement. Its roughly a 2-3 hour game.

Good puzzles, scary atmosphere, did not rely on jump scares to be scary. Overall a good phycological horror game about ai going rouge.