The Leeds Devil
Trapped in the Barrens, No Way Out
You’ve traveled to the Barrens after receiving a letter from a cyptozoologist uncle of yours - an uncle that died ten years ago. As you journey into the depths of the woods the road seems to shift, diverging from your maps; the trees come close, then closer still.
Before you can get your bearings something tears out of the darkness overhead, sending you careening off the road. When you awaken, you no longer recognize your surroundings.
Now, injured and alone, you must find your way through the Pine Barrens while the forest’s strangest denizens have begun to awaken. Will you make your way back to civilization? Or will you join the ranks of the spirits and creatures that linger eternally in the backwoods?
Amongst The Trees Creep Beasts and Ghouls
There are no shortage of strange and unusual creatures and entities in the Pine Barrens - whether it be the ghosts of sacrificed children or the hulking creatures summoned by long-dead witches. Beware. On the night of the Harvest Moon, the spirits are anything but charitable…
The Horrors You Shall Experience
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Hand-drawn, 1-bit art
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A deep, enthralling story
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Unique and varied adventure mechanics
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The claws of the Devil tearing into your throat
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The Sin
This game has an incredible sense of mood. The translation to English was pretty wonky but this did not stop me from enjoying the game at all. Loved it.
– Real player with 19.8 hrs in game
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Oh man, this needs a proper translation badly, it deserves one.
– Real player with 10.8 hrs in game
Hotel Tutwin
This game is truly one of the highest caliber visual-novels that I have read. It has a way of drawing you in with its attractive character designs and dragging you deeper into it’s intense character depth and lore. This game can only be compared to a game that I consider to be one of the greatest of all time, Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm 3. The deep gameplay and visual elements created an experience that was truly one of a kind. The subtle hints of romance between the character was not only seductive and alluring, but made me extremely horny. My journey through this masterpiece reminded me of why I started playing video games, to get lost in a world full of mystery of wonder, to have my boring life enriched by sexy anime vampire boys wanting to fuck me in my sleep, to have my titties titillated by the pure erotic fantasies that this game teases.
– Real player with 24.3 hrs in game
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– Real player with 15.4 hrs in game
Realm of Night: The Forbidden Knowledge
Yeah no, this is a interesting game sure but i keep getting the bad ending on the train, i really hate games that is this strict on choices that you have to get a perfect score to get a good ending. I hope some ones does a guide at some point but until then i cant recommend this.
The worst thing about this game is the card system.
– Real player with 5.6 hrs in game
Reality’s Reverse Side
This game is really well written… In Russian. You can still understand it in English though too… So if you don’t speak Russian, you still have a chance.
I liked this mystery and I liked the bestiary and other things. It would be cool to learn more about the beasts and such, but I am familiar with some of them from Russian stories. I mostly meant it for those people who aren’t as familiar…
The favorite part of it all was “Zhonki”. He is hot. Especially in that picture with the “mythical beasts going to the moon with the broken window”.
– Real player with 5.5 hrs in game
Slumber Clause
Slumber Clause is a roleplaying, point-and-click throwback to the classic text adventures of the 80s and 90s with modern choice mechanics and a character-driven story about nightmares, death, and ephemera—all in glorious 4:3.
Play as a recently-widowed paramedic mom battling a mean case of sleep paralysis. When you’re not trying to hold your waking life together, you’re navigating surreal dreams of unspeakable beauty and endless possibilities that always seem to end in tragedy. All the while, a hooded figure stalks you. Collect clues to discover who they are and what they want.
Slumber Clause will be released episodically using Steam’s Early Access system, with pricing for the entire game increasing when each new episode is added.
KEY FEATURES
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Customize your mom with a text-based character creator.
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Swap between modern and classic user interfaces.
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Make choices that change the outcome of a novel-length story.
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Choose wisely or it may be game over.
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Take a closer look at the world with investigate and conversation mechanics.
No Light
This game is full of jump scares it starts out real quick it gives you anxiety and all, however it becomes too repetitive and the jump scares starts to not scare you anymore.
Here’s a game play I did: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYEmDv3zFMc&t=32s
– Real player with 1.3 hrs in game
I tried twice and noped the heck out of this game. There isn’t a jump scare or audio jump scare this game doesn’t love and the overall effect is to make you jangly and jumpy. Good luck figuring out which demons can kill you in one hit and which are just quick frights.
Demons are jerks, overall, and love pouncing out of the darkness towards you in this game. And a few got me good enough that I tried hiding in the closets. Then I reminded myself I can wait until the devs make a version filled with cute kittens. Oh, were the cameras supposed to work? I couldn’t get 1 to 5 to do anything.
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
The Parrot That Summons Demons
Once the pet of an evil worshiper… Now adopted by an unlucky family!
The Parrot That Summons Demons is a family tragedy/horror FMV game featuring a surprisingly deep, dark and unsettling story by the creators of Bloody Service .
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Cinematic Experience: Horror Visual Novel with full FMV support.
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Multiple playable characters: Play the game from the perspective of any of the four members of the family.
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Multiple Endings: Unlock every possible ending to understand more about your new pet and… Well, demons.
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Innovative Inventory System: Slots used to keep items may have an impact on narrative outcomes.
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What would Freud say?: Alexander McCauley is modeled after the father of three members of our studio (yeah, we’re six people and three of them are brothers!)
The game is currently in development and this demo features two small chapters from Samantha’s timeline. Full game is going to feature multiple chapters for every member of the McCauley family.
All Haze Eve
Interesting, short, puzzle-solving type game. Great for casual players.
– Real player with 1.7 hrs in game
I wanted to like this game but I feel neutral about it. Worth maybe 50 cents and only play it on Halloween. It says that there are no alternative endings but I bet there are depending on what you choose to be in the beginning and I would say that your choices matter, because there was a lot to intereact with that did NOTHING, but I tried everything with everything and you are forced down the path so there is only one correct path (because it’s forced) so it just leaves you feeling confused and incomplete once you “beat” it. Maybe those other interactions are for replay with different character choices but I wasn’t entertained enough to waste my time with it again yet alone 2 more times. :/
– Real player with 1.6 hrs in game
Memories of Tomorrow
Nice little way to waste an evening figuring out alternate endings and working out different scenes.
– Real player with 2.0 hrs in game
the music doesn’t loop properly and it’s too distracting to read the text of the game because of it
– Real player with 1.5 hrs in game