Recent reviews by catnip

Pretty good indie horror game. It stands out thanks to its surreal, abstract jumps between realities and its disturbing story. It's not a typical grusome horror, more of a creepy, unsettling story with a few shocking moments. The action takes place in a huge apartment block that feels like one giant labyrinth. Even though specific areas unlock gradually and the game guides you through them, you still get a sense of being lost, which adds to the atmosphere. There are also some interesting and clever puzzles.

The only part I didn’t like so much was the walkie-talkie guy. The dialogue and voice acting felt a bit goofy, though maybe that was intentional. Overall, it was a really fun 2–3 hours of gameplay that I can recommend.

The amount of dust and sand triggered my allergy. I didn’t enjoy the idea of being a desert vampire either.

The game is rather boring and has no jump scares, you just walking around the house collecting random stuff. Towards the end there is a plot twist, but it’s not enough to make the story engaging.

The overall atmosphere of the game is creepy and the environment we move through feels unsettling and gives you chills. The audio is well designed, but the game could use more jump scares, scarier models and additional puzzle elements like those with the voodoo dolls. The game has potential and is much better than the developer’s earlier title.

There's nothing I would really recommend. The story isn't engaging, doesn't make sense and jump scares are non-existent. It seems like this idea needed a way more polishing before making it a game, but it was also the developer's first ever release. Another game released a year later is better, so it's worth giving the newer titles a shot.

A short and unexpected horror story. It's hard to see it as a video game since there's not much interaction, but it's definitely something worth watching.

Short, educational horror game about Hungarian folklore which features a very unique idea and incredibly atmospheric gameplay. Too bad there isn’t more content. The game's really interesting and deserves to be a full series exploring different folk cultures and offering more artifacts to examine.

A good indie horror. The jump scares are well-timed, creepy and genuinely unsettling. I wish there were more of them, tho. The music adds to the tension and sets the mood perfectly. There’s also an interesting and unexpected plot twist in the story.

The game isn’t scary at all. Weak jump scares and story. I don’t recommend it. It might work for a younger audience as their first spooky game since there’s no gore or anything gruesome and the only scare is a haunted doll. The puzzles are extremely basic and just boil down to walking around and clicking things. The only plus is the nicely done apartment interiors in an archaic Soviet style.

The game keeps crashing during the intro. It's unplayable.