Game Vault

Game was fun at first but the last 3 quarters of the game really dragged on. The chapters were very formulaic and the gameplay wasn't deep enough to keep me entertained past the first two hours. The sanity effects were very cool though. The game without a walkthrough is miserable, so much trial and error

Pretty interesting horror walking simulator. Puzzles were basically not existing. Many sections dragged on for too long (walking down a hallway for 1.5 minutes just waiting)

A very short and pointless horror walking simulator. Nothing is explained and nothing interesting happens.

This is a game developed in two halves, one studio to do the gameplay and one studio to do the art, music and animation. The game had a cryptic story which was clear that it was representing the truth rather than showing the truth. I thought it was very interesting and was excited to learn more. The music and animations were amazing. Everything the art studio touched was immaculate. However, the gameplay is atrocious and a complete chore. It was either insanely boring or cruelly unfair combat sections. The gameplay boils down to fetch quests but you need to follow your dog that leads you from item to item (which only spawn in when the dog finds it) and very stunlock-ey combat. Some of the bosses were insane with terrible hitboxes and required reactions and skill that should not be required for this game. Gameplay is also plagued with very long loading screens (5 to 15 seconds) every room which is basically every 2 minutes. I sum up the game as quite interesting when I wasn't the one playing it.

This game was amazing in almost every way. It is extremely hard and the only thing not perfect about it is that it's made using rpg maker

Pretty eerie game, not normally a fan of "Paper Please" type games, didn't go for the multiple endings since it seemed like a chore and that there wasn't that much lore I was missing after my three runs.