Look Outside

Easily one of the best games I've played in my life. From the music to the ambiance, the characters, and just how full the game is, it's just so fantastic and sticks with me beyond just playing the game. You'd be robbing yourself if you like rpgs and dont give this one a go

It is a fun horror game that can be gross sometimes. I love the fact that you have to eat and stay clean makes the game feel more realistic

I looked outside

It's nice to stay in refuge with friends, even at the end of the world...

10/10

LOOK OUTSIDE is a genuine masterpiece. What started as a game jam project turned into one of the most memorable survival horror experiences I've had in years. What makes it great: Atmosphere – The dread of not knowing what's happening outside your own window is executed perfectly. Tension builds constantly even inside the "safety" of your apartment. Monster & creature design – Grotesque, unsettling, and genuinely creative. Every new enemy feels like a fresh nightmare. Pixel art – Deceptively simple visuals hide incredibly detailed and disturbing scenes when it counts. Resource management & exploration – Planning expeditions into the building, deciding what's worth the risk, and managing hunger/hygiene/tiredness adds real weight to every decision. Characters – The cast of survivors you meet and can recruit is bizarre, memorable, and surprisingly touching at times. Turn-based combat – Simple to learn but tense when resources are scarce and monsters are closing in. Replayability – Multiple endings and (especially after the Final Vision update) new areas, quests, and a Cursed challenge mode give real reasons to dive back in. Value – 10+ hours of content, dripping with atmosphere, for a very fair price. If you like Lovecraftian horror, tight resource management, and games that aren't afraid to be genuinely weird and disturbing, this is an easy must-buy. Francis Coulombe built something special here — a true masterpiece of indie horror. Recommended: Absolutely.

music, writing, it's so much more than you think