Unwelcome

I thoroughly enjoy all of the games by this Dev, and this one is no different! Out of all of their games, this was the last one that I played, and it is the most different in style compared its predecessors. If you're typically reluctant to play horror/jump-scare games I feel like this one is a good game to start with. It has some good scares without being too much. I thought it was an enjoyable play through and the plot of the story is sad but has a sweet ending. That being said, if you'll notice my play time I spent a very significant amount of time trying to get (thankfully I finally did!) the "Survivor" achievement. It was really difficult for me but I honestly had a really fun time mapping out the house and coming up with my own strategies to speed run it (very few guides are currently available for this game). I spent so much time playing it that I really considered making my own guide for the game. My one wish would be that this game becomes popular enough that its profile features are no longer limited, as once I finally reached 100% I realized that it doesn't show up on my profile as a fully completed game. (Not really a big deal, but I like to showcase my 100% games)

What begins as a creepy collect-thon stealth game with potential rapidly turns into a frustrating, buggy experience.

Octavi Navarro nails it again. This is another short gem that jumps right into being unsettling and does a wonderful job of not using standard gore/jumpscares to provide horror. The blend of first person perspective and pixel art makes this feel like a very unique game.

优秀的像素美术，流程较短，恐怖度几乎没有，本质找东西模拟器。

Scooby Doo meets Duke Nukem 3D. Shake it baby.

I bought this game because I follow the Midnight Scenes series (which I much say, are very awesome.) I'm guessing this game is geared toward an audience of early - mid teens. It was pretty boring, and I didn't receive a single achievement. I don't recommend this for adult puzzle gamers (or even for the teens it may or may not be made for) because while the idea is cool, there just isn't much to it, including fun.

Despite it's buggy nature (if you get stuck on the stairs, or in a hallway: Good Luck) UNINVINTED was a story rich, and compelling game with eerie sound design and a plot that left me coming back into that creepy house again and again eager for more. Everything this developer has done has become a favorite game. 10/10