Taguan

The nightmare part made me pee my shorts! The game is well made and I really enjoyed it!

I am not always interested in horror games, but Taguan definitely checked all my boxes. The way Murushii tells the story through visuals, sound design, and dialogue is one of a kind and what really makes this game a masterpiece. You can tell the dev poured their heart and soul into this game with the intent of getting you to think critically about the social and political issues plaguing Philippine politics, as well as the ethical and moral dilemmas that one can face when dealing with these issues. The scare factor is not just in jump scares (though the jump scares were WILD), but in also how the game plays with your emotions and thought processes. I thoroughly enjoyed this game and highly recommend it!!

Taguan is a good horror game, by no means groundbreaking though. It had some great representation of how it would feel to live in a barangay with the struggles of the average Filipino. The issue is that it is really more a teaser. It sort of goes a little down hill at the end and loses its atmosphere a bit. Was not scary but the atmosphere was mostly there. A few issues I had with it was no save feature. The scares were very limited and mostly predicatable save for the ending which was a little bit of a surprise. Had a hunch we were going that way. Audio balancing was very off. Quiet to a point where I had to turn the volume way up and then get my ears destroyed as David decides to yell at the top of his lungs. The audio mix needs lots of improvement. Overall a 3/5. But because it had a heart than most horror games for the price I would say close to 4/5. Keep up the work =).

its Very amazing game 10/10

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UY PILIPIN!

A near-masterpiece. A tense, immersive experience that plays to its strengths and limitations wonderfully. A must-buy.

Love the game! Story was great! Plot twist was good!