DEDstress
Oh man oh man. What can I say about this game?
Overall, I would say this is the Dark Souls of horror escape room games, with their well thought out game design and intent. Each checkpoint gets harder and harder, as it becomes more demanding of your attention and memory (and patience too). Every time you die, you will become frustrated, and may be tempted to rage quit, and yet you find yourself wanting to just try it “one more time” to beat this hellish game. But you will become better and better at it (whether it’s avoiding those doll-obsessed zombies or rolling doctors who turn into logs), and ultimately, when you finally finish it, you will feel a deep satisfaction.
– Real player with 12.7 hrs in game
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One of the most, original, challenging and fun games I have played in a long time.
DEDstress is a very fast paced single player game with very high energy. Having to solve puzzles and use my brain while being chased by some crazed nurse is something I have not felt playing anything else. It isn’t horror, but it comes close to a panic attack simulator.
This game has given me heart problems.
69/10 would panic spray again.
–-{Price}—
☐ It’s free!
☑ Worth the price
☐ If u have some spare money left
– Real player with 9.3 hrs in game
Ghost Hunters Corp
This Game is a Gem. It sets itself apart from phasmo in many ways. It’a way more interactive than phasmo.
I love that we can buy/bring as many items as we want. We are not limited in this game.
You can pick up items around the map and throw them about and make the ghosts mad. Or even take some of the cursed map assets back to base for more money. The Ghost can follow you back to the Van, and even break the door off. House doors also get yeeted.
– Real player with 99.5 hrs in game
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I’m used to give a chance to early access games, even if it means I could encounter bugs, crashes and lags (I’ve been playing ARK survival since the start in june 2015 !) But Ghost Hunters Corp is not an alpha game, it’s very well made and simply needs a few more contents to be released.
Don’t trust those raging players that yell it’s a copy of Phasmo. I also play Phasmo and it’s absolutly not the same game. Of course, the idea is the same, but the gameplay is slightly different: in GHC, you need to find which entity you seek before exorcism it. And AI’s behavior and reaction are different. The fear it gives you is also not the same. I like jumping on one and the other as if I did different missions, as being another kind of hunter 😊 It’s a real pleasure, except when I go to bed after that!
– Real player with 19.8 hrs in game
Unforgiving - A Northern Hymn
Okay, so it’d be easy enough to describe this as a “budget” version of Outlast 2 meets Through the Woods. It would be also be appallingly LAZY to do so. This game is deserving of a much more thorough appraisal than that. So let’s get down to it, shall we?
It’s usually a good sign when I’m saying to myself, “Hey, this looks pretty good, actually” by the five-minute mark. Better still when I’m saying, “Hey, this looks like it’s gonna be REALLY good, actually” by the ten-minute mark. Luckily, this game didn’t disappoint me, and only got better from there on in.
– Real player with 8.9 hrs in game
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“The abyss awaits. Through the midst…In the deep, where they watch. There you find the other side…” – Tormented Tree, Unforgiving - A Northern Hymn
Developed and published by Angry Demon Studio, Unforgiving, is a First-Person, Horror-Adventure title, steeped in Scandinavian folklore, unfolds the dark journey of Linn, the game’s protagonist.
Gameplay
Those familiar with this particular genre will know more or less what to expect. Unforgiving doesn’t go out of its way to surprise the player from a raw mechanics perspective. That said, the mechanics that are present are well designed and fittingly placed.
– Real player with 8.5 hrs in game