The Mortuary Assistant – A Gruesome Embalming Sim and Paranormal Investigation
Rachael reviews The Mortuary Assistant, a fear-inducing cross between an embalming simulator, demonic horror, and detective game.
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Horror
CONSCRIPT – An Immersive but Flawed Journey Through the Horrors of War
Tamaster reviews classic survival horror CONSCRIPT, an immersive but flawed journey through the horrors of the first world war.
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Let Me Out – A Fun but Imperfect Mix of Horror and Puzzles
Rachael reviews Let Me Out, an atmospheric horror adventure in which a young boy must search for his mother and escape an ancient Javanese village.
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Nowhere Demo – An Atmospheric Mystery in a Fearsome Nordic Forest
Rachael reviews the demo for Nowhere, a narrative-focused mystery survival horror game influenced by Nordic mythology and aesthetics.
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My Friendly Neighborhood – Survival Horror meets Sesame Street!
Rachael reviews My Friendly Neighborhood, a quirky survival horror in which repairman Gordon must fend off colourful puppets!
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Still Wakes the Deep – Lovecraftian Terror on a North Sea Oil Rig
Rachael reviews Still Wakes the Deep, a captivating new horror game by The Chinese Room that’s set on a North Sea oil rig in 1975.
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Oxenfree II: Lost Signals – A Satisfying, Supernatural Sequel!
Rachael reviews Oxenfree II: Lost Signals, the long-awaited supernatural sequel that follows Riley as she explores her former hometown of Camena.
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Hellbreach: Vegas – A Flawed but Fun Post-Apocalyptic FPS!
Rachael reviews Hellbreach: Vegas an action-packed first-person shooter set in a colourful post-apocalyptic Vegas full of demons!
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Sons of the Forest – Crude, Violent Survival on a Mysterious Island Filled With Secrets and Abominations!
Tamaster reviews Sons of the Forest; a crude, violent survival on a mysterious island filled with secrets and abominations!
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Cat Museum – A Brilliantly Bizarre and Surprisingly Moving Puzzler
Rachael reviews Cat Museum, a surreal point-and-click puzzler in which a young boy searches for his memories in a bizarre universe.
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