Notebook Entries Vol. 1

Quick concepts that are fun. Note: Dev needs to use Ai voice actors though and not try to lower his pitch, as it sounds like the meme "Why do some guys cheat on their girl who's a 10...". Also, intro dialogue states a house so scary that the only survivor cut out their tongue not to scream and alert the monsters. Screams happen regardless of having a tongue. Tighten up the writing, use Ai voice and games will level up.

I don't want to be rude here because the game is made entirely by 1 person, but this is not fun. It's certainly not scary. It's definitely not worth $5. The game claims to be an anthology of 8 short "stories," but I would call this misleading at best because oftentimes there is no story! Split Screen is an interesting premise where you're exploring a house with a night vision camera that sometimes shows you different things than what you see yourself. It's a genuinely cool idea, but it lasts 5 minutes at the most. White Canvas comes after, directly connecting itself with Split Screen. It's literally hold W for a minute and that's it. Makes zero sense and is totally pointless. Just A Peep. Again, this is boring. You're stuck in an apartment and press E to interact with things that glow red. Intermission is the most visually interesting, but that alone didn't hold my interest. Gameplay is almost like Simon Says. I Think I Hit Something has you driving and then doing QTEs. You play as an anime girl for some reason. Don't Look Up is another segment that has you hold W for a little bit. Weird nonsense ending and cringe dialogue. Repeat. Repeat. Compulsion. is frustrating nonsense. Most of this is a black screen with garbled audio playing. Once in a while some prompt will show up at which point you have about 3 seconds to react or you start all over. A Sheep's Gun, like Split Screen, is also kind of interesting. It has a small amount of combat, but the story is asinine. I don't know. I thought this would be a little bit like Dread X Collection, and I had genuinely high hopes for it. For $1 this might not be that bad, but all these segments last maybe 5 minutes at the most, with some being way less than that. It says I have an hour of playtime, but a good chunk of that is because I had to repeat so much of 'Repeat. Repeat. Compulsion.' The monsters in this are often goofy, with elongated limbs and silly smiles stretched across their face. The voice-acting is amateurish, which I can mostly forgive due to the 1-man dev team, but when coupled with what's frankly embarrassing dialogue and writing, it coalesces into a corny cringefest. There's one or two interesting ideas, and it's a solid effort coming from a single person. But, I regret buying this and can't recommend it to anyone for full price.

This game is a real gem of the horror genre, a work of art that left me breathless. I just finished playing it and I'm still in shock, I can't stop thinking about the emotions it made me feel. The game consists of 8 mini-stories, each with its own atmosphere, plot, and style. Each story is a journey into horror, mystery, and madness, that keeps you glued to the screen until the end. The game manages to create a constant tension, a feeling of anguish and fear that accompanies you at all times. The voice acting is fantastic, the voice actors are very good at bringing the characters to life and conveying their emotions. The sound design is exceptional, every sound is designed to create total immersion in the game world. The game also has very interesting worldbuilding, I wonder if the stories are somehow connected to each other or are separate worlds. It's a unique horror experience, different from anything I've played before. If you're a fan of the genre, you can't miss it. I can't wait to play Vol.2 of this series.

Ideasas. Me gustó mucho.

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This short anthology of games is an amazing presentation of skill and the willingness to experiment within a genre. Each game plays with game mechanics in different ways to unsettle you and generally brings something new to the table. I especially want to point out the immaculate sound design in Repeat.Repeat.Repulsion. Even though it didn't scare me as much as SplitScreen, it still got me in a chokehold, listening to every little sound. This anthology is a great horror experience and well worth the price. I'm really looking forward to the next game from the dev.

Interesting anthology game, the creator explores different kind of horror game mechanics which is pretty cool. Here's my simple spoiler-free rating: - SplitScreen & White Canvas: 7/10 - Enjoyed this one, gave me some goosebumps. The camera mechanic is pretty cool. - Just a Peep: 7.5/10 - I also enjoyed this one, the monster spooked me a bit, really creepy. - Intermission: 6.5/10 - Very interesting and engaging game, never seen anything like this. - I Think I Hit Something: 7/10 - I love the game mechanics in this one, even though it didn't really make sense I still had fun in this one. - don't look UP: 5/10 - Extremely short game but was acceptable and worth it. - Repeat.Repeat.Compulsion.: 2/10 - I cannot hear so I can't say much about this audio game, was really boring and frustrating for me. - a Sheep's Gun: 8/10 - My personal favorite, I really enjoyed the engaging mechanics in this one. The camera movement is bit weird but that doesn't bother me a lot. I personally would recommend you to buy this game when it's on sale.