Mucorales

For as short of an experience as it is, I think Mucorales is a really clever take on Red Riding Hood. I especially liked [spoiler]how your perspective of what's going on changes during a second playthrough where you don't eat the mushrooms[/spoiler]. There's also an even deeper twist to the story than what you might assume at first and it's pretty horrifying, but just like a second playthrough recontextualizes the events of the game, so does the twist when and if you figure it out. Not a involved experience gameplay-wise, but the storytelling is really unique in a refreshing way that I haven't seen in horror before.

This game was a surprise. I got recommended to play this by a friend who watched a funny youtube video on it and decided to ask me and someone else to play it. [i]Of course, that someone else didn't want to play it[/i] so I did so instead. Nevertheless it was a very enjoyable experience and finding out how everything tied up together was and how [spoiler] each playthrough is the exact same, only the main character sees it differently [/spoiler] I really enjoyed this and I really liked noticing all the little details about it especially on my last playthrough. Spoilered because it's the entire story. [spoiler]The fact that the gunshot form the hunter clears out the mushrooms for the axe is such a brilliant move, because in the first playthrough, when we taqke the axe, the hunter/wolf yells out of anger about his axe disappearing. I also love how the hunter looks differently and sounds different based on what choices you make as the played, such as speaking normally when eating the normal food as well as [i]actually being voice acted[/i] when you eat the stew. It's such a small detail, but it makes such a huge impact.[/spoiler] Thank you LuN! Edit: [spoiler]Secret ending caught me off guard, but I may or may not have a new friend![/spoiler]

This game is very nerve wrecking and scary, but has many interesting endings (also a secret one) 10/10 W game

a good supporting argument for why I never eat mushrooms

I'm driving home with my brother one night and he's chatting to me about the plot of this game he forgot the name of. What he's describing is horrific but just abstract enough to where it sounded more like a dream you have where youre confused if it was real. I look it up and end up finding this game, and what he described to me couldn't hold a candle to how distressing the themes and imagery actually were. I've played many rpg horror games where the horror comes from how graphic the main character gets gored. With this one, the uncertainty youre left with even after finding all the secrets, has me feeling uneasy. Neat 2 dollar experience

BOM DEMAIS

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I like horror games that don't rely on jumpscares and rely on fear of the unknown. The build up of this game is terrifying and I like the horror twist of the Little Red Riding Hood story.