
The Sixth Sorrow is a short, narrative-driven horror game where your choices impact the story. To what lengths can a mother's love drive her?
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Things haven't felt right since the accident. Your mother's passive aggression, your father's refusal to speak, and strange things around the house... Are they unable to move on, or is something even more sinister lurking beneath the surface?
Be a part of a character-driven narrative as you unravel a mystery engulfed in grief, sorrow, and maternal love.
Be immersed as you explore creepy environments that each feature their own eerie sound design and captivating retro aesthetics.
Engage in interactive dialogue that shapes your relationships and how the story unfolds. With multiple endings and hidden secrets, more than one playthrough is encouraged.
Gameplay extends beyond simple key collection, featuring minigames and puzzles that engage players and advance the narrative.
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Languages: English
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While an interesting, although predictable game, its save feature is abysmal. I like to take my time while playing most games, and having a dependable save feature is very welcome. The Sixth Sorrow, while at least boasting an auto-save feature, leaves much to be desired. After playing for over an hour I decided I wanted a break only to find out that when I came back I had to start the Catacombs/Maze section from the beginning at the ladder down. Do I want to play the Catacombs section all over again from the beginning? No way. So I am not recommending this game because the automatic save points are unrealistic and unfair, causing there to be too much progress loss.
Спасибо, ухожу в секту
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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The Sixth Sorrow is a short but beautiful experience. The atmosphere and music create a calm, emotional tone that stays with you. The story is open to interpretation and makes you think long after finishing it. For a free indie game, it’s surprisingly touching and well made.
Worth a playthrough for the crunchy PS1 style and dev effort. However, there are better free games in the same vein like KryptaFM and Ignited Entry that are superior experiences
Really good game with a well done atmosphere and interesting story. The strawberry minigame is the true horror part of this game, very spooky. A well made free experience!
Great unsettling game! Lots of twists and turns!! It had few different endings, I was only able handle one because it's sad and emotional game but you draw in solve the mystery! Check out my YouTube video of the gameplay https://youtu.be/1Kx91VBYbdc
A good short horror game with interesting endings. 8/10.
fun compact little horror game. solid graphics, nice skillcheck mini games, and good scares. worth a short especially at the price point of F R E E
Uh oh, mother's in the basement summoning demons again https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVkF1Ck2JaM
Графон отстойный. Мини-игра с нажиманием пробела в долю секунды выбешивает. И слишком темно.
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