Paradise's Secrets

I WANT TO TOUCH THE LASAGNA! lol I found Paradise's Secrets to be a nice creepy atmospheric horror walking sim with a linear but captivating story/gameplay. I am pleased with changes they made since the demo and enjoyed exploring the sinister events of the Paradise Company. While I did encounter a few bugs, one that required me to reload from recent checkpoint, I do applaud the devs for being very receptive to feedback and eager to work on any issues! Minor screen tearing, but adjustments to settings helped remedy that. I would like to see more interactions in the game, maybe some silly hidden achievements (ie, blowing out all of the candles, touching the lasagna, etc lol) Overall, -Visually, I found the environmental designs and graphic quality of the game very good. -The story was understandable and compelling enough. -The pacing in the laboratory dragged with no interactions and forced to walk, though the game soon picks up speed. -Tension and jumpscares were effective. If you enjoy first person atmospheric horror games, this is worth a play through!

Paradise's Secret took me by surprise in the best way possible. It's a chilling, atmospheric horror experience that slowly pulls you into its mysterious world. The sound design is absolutely top-notch, and the eerie environments kept me on edge throughout the whole playthrough. The story unfolds gradually, with just enough clues to keep you curious without giving too much away. I especially liked how the game doesn't rely on cheap jumpscares; instead, it builds tension naturally and delivers genuine psychological horror. If you're into horror with a strong atmosphere and unsettling storytelling, Paradise's Secret is definitely worth playing. Can't wait to see what the developers do next!

The devs are consistently working on improving this game, and I really enjoyed my playthrough of it. The story was interesting, and the game play wasn't taxing. It didn't force you to do ridiculous puzzles that didn't make sense, but the puzzles it had were fun. The chase scenes were nerve wracking, but they didn't make you want to alt+f4 the game. And the overall atmosphere was definitely scary! I would love to see some more secrets from the Paradise Company!

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Unable to turn off 'Head Bobbing' in the menu. All locations are not original as i've seen them in other games. Lot's of visual tearing.

♥♥♥♥ game. can't run until later in the game. ALL positive reviews have been paid for by the developer BTW. scam.

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I usually don't like posting negative reviews for indie games, but something about all of the glowingly positive reviews that read as very...uh..."generated" makes me feel like I should put my two cents in. I had to stop about 15 minutes into playing this game because of a whole bunch of issues that would have made it a slog to force my way through instead of just a "meh, it was fine" experience. I should say that, fishy positive reviews or not, the developer clearly has big ambitions, and I hope they are able to match them down the road. I could understand what they were going for, and had they been successful, it would have been right up my alley. My problems come almost entirely from the actual gameplay/design which is clunky, to say the very least. First of all, it's just filled with community assets. I've seen the locations a dozen times before. Then when you pair that with movement that made me feel like my character was drunk with every step, unnatural jerky movements, the fact that you "plop" down the stairs one stair at a time instead of moving like a normal human, and that was enough to make me nope out. The game looks gorgeous (which is somewhat easy considering the assets) but I would have taken a 16-bit game with movement that didn't make me seasick. And this part sucks - because this developer actually seemed to use real humans for the voice acting instead of AI - which I SO appreciate. But, the audio quality is jarringly bad. I'm not even talking about the acting, I'm talking about the "face squished against the microphone" harsh sound capture combined with lossy sounding files. It made the whole thing feel cheap, and started to give me a headache. So, feeling both a little dizzy (yes, I shut off head bobbing - it didn't help) and with my ears being pounded, and with the awkward feel of the controls, I was done. It's a game that looks like a million bucks, but played so poorly that I couldn't even allow myself the time to get into the story, which is a shame. I hope they take some time to hone their craft for any future projects.