ToruTaru

Escape Evil Step Dad Obby!

Sadako Yamamura approves of this game.

There is an otherworldly quality to the inhabitants of ToruTaru that many other horror titles attempt to imitate, but few come close. This is a visual and sonic nightmare, and it's awesome. At its core, ToruTaru is a procedurally generated maze game, seemingly old-school in nature, with a few hints of further complexity trickling in here and there. Collect items, avoid getting your soul torn to shreds, and figure out where the hell you're going. You WILL get lost. You will NEVER feel powerful. To say more would spoil the experience. It's difficult and creepy, and for a couple bucks, absolutely worth a shot. Fans of early PC/PS1 style horror titles will feel especially at home here. I'm excited to see where this thing goes!

It's extremely charming in a unique and enjoyable indie game sense. The low-fi ps1 style graphics and the japanese spectral horror aesthetic are big bonuses for me, but the hardcore difficulty is something that's turning me off. Right now I don't feel like I have a chance of beating the game. The map is too sparse and the chances of getting away from a ghost that is cutting you off from the exit where you don't know which direction it is. Most of the time you need a blasted key. I could be missing something, but the game is still early access and will hopefully some polish. [EDIT] Thank you to the developer response. The comment left explains a lot and I appreciate the tips. The new update from what I have played is fun. I do hope for the best for the game and devs.

So this video game is... It's not of this world. It's Torutaru's fury. And he's put a curse on us.

Works well in every way. All things considered, this is one of my favorite games of all time. Addicting and hard to put down. Stylish and fun. Genuinely anxiety inducing, even for those who don't scare easily.

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