Ten Bells

Another great anomaly game. A fun story, and lots of QOL changes to the genre that makes finding them all and getting the full ending a treat rather than an RNG chore.

Never really write reviews but for the discounted price this was an amazing bite sized experience! Now I want to go back and find all the anomalies!! HIGHLY recommend.

Haven't seen all the anomalies yet but did get to 10 Bells! THIS IS GOOD! Short and sweet (?) and good presentation.

[h1]Only If You Enjoy Horror[/h1] This essentially served as my occasional reminder that I'm not generally a fan of horror. It's one of those "anomaly hunt" games, with a strong emphasis on fear through atmosphere, macabre subject matter, disturbing imagery, and, yes, quite a few jump-scares that will force you to run like hell. [b]The Fear Factor[/b] What makes the build-up of tension so effective here is that most of your time is spent not fleeing from danger, but rather closely inspecting a quiet, eerie environment for anything out of place. Even when everything is normal, the experience is nerve-wracking. When you finally come upon something, it's like a jolt through your body. [b]Spotting the Difference[/b] At least as far as the "Normal" playthrough is concerned, the anomalies aren't especially cheap; it's relatively easy to tell what's out-of-place with a little diligence. In "Nightmare" mode... I think the pettiest "anomaly" would have to be the color of the bartender's cloth. Overall, it's a good, memorable experience.

Decent anomaly game, I'd say perfect for people who live in the UK & enjoy going to the pub. Honestly, if you like anomaly games, it's perfect. Of course, you sometimes can't tell what the anomaly is. I even counted the coasters on the tables to see if they changed & on "the last" walkthrough, there was less. Yeah, it's a good anomaly game, don't really know what more to add.

Really polished Exit-8-like. Great anomalies and some lore make it stand out.