Clea, a horror game developed and published by InvertMouse, with its initial punishing gameplay might leave gamers feeling frustrated. However, perseverance will result in a satisfying and at times, frightening experience.
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Home Sweet Home sticks solidly to ‘run and hide’ horror formula. However, the experience, while not overly scary, is made way more memorable thanks to it utilising Thai folklore elements.
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Every so often something special comes along that delivers not just on the scares front but with story, visuals, sounds and lasting impact. This is Infliction: Extended Cut, a first-person horror game from Caustic Reality.
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You take control of the station A.I. known as SAM. It’s down to you to help Emma Fisher, the medical officer. The Observation is crippled after an unknown event. As SAM you must do everything in your power to assist Emma. However, things are not as they seem.
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Paratopic aims to leave you in a state of confusion with an underlying feeling of horror. However, while it does both those things well, it fails to ignite much in the way of passion simply because it is so obscure and has very limited gameplay.
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Blood Breed is severely lacking in far too many departments to make it anything worth recommending. Ugly to look at, ugly to play and far more frustrating than it should be, Blood Breed is just simply not a good game.
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Horror of the Deep starts off well enough. Taking control of an unknown character as they stand precariously over a long drop into some sort of cave.
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From Stranga Games (Just Ignore Them and My Big Sister) comes Red Bow. A top-down, 8-bit RPG-style story driven game that has multiple endings to unlock.
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