Mini Reaper

solid 10/10 peak cinema! silly little clown being chased by an entity beyond human comprehension (love the twin peaks reference)

neat lil game

Mini Reaper is basically what if you put a more basic Mario from Super Mario 64 into Luigi's Mansion to play Slender, and it works! Even if it has some jank, the atmosphere is great and zipping around the mansion tensely running a route and rerouting on the fly when the Enemy shows up is a good time. +Fun aesthetic helps balance the tenseness of the gameplay, love being such a cute little guy in a cool mansion +Simple but quality atmosphere, especially once the Enemy is floating around to ratchet up the intensity +Shmoovement! ~Only one music track, so if it's not one you like or beating the game takes you a lot of tries it could potentially get old quickly ~Also only one layout to the mansion and Souls, meaning replay value is low but speedgame potential is high ~The Mansion is a basically perfect balance of the gameplay concerns, meaning it's really tight to navigate with a weird layout, so even with study you can never really fit it into your mind, which can either be really cool from adding an element of uncertainty to chases and rewarding to highly skilled movement or incredibly frustrating because of the same should you make a wrong turn -The Enemy has really wonky AI and tends to cheat a little by despawning and respawning nearer to you so you can't actually manage its position to your advantage, balanced out by how sometimes it'll just outright break during a chase and disappear upon hitting you instead of catching you

Excellent atmosphere, fun movement, solid tension in the gameplay loop. If i had anything negative to say, it's that things feel very slightly too random.

A fun short experience, worth the small price of admission for me, your mileage may vary.

A simple speedrunning platformer with the bonus of a spooky ghost keeping you on your toes. A bit hard to get the layout of the house in your brain, and the story is shallow, but the loadstate makes it easy to get right back into it! Now, we just need some speedruns of this game

I'm an N64 / PSX era fanatic. This game scratches that itch.