Alright, so I went into NO-SKIN not knowing exactly what to expect, but I came out fully hooked. This game is weird, unsettling, and seriously addictive. It’s got that perfect mix of roguelike randomness and psychological horror that keeps you on edge the entire time.

You’re thrown into this eerie, almost dreamlike house with rooms that shift every run, forcing you to think on your feet. There’s turn-based combat, resource management, and a constant sense of dread as you try to survive encounters with the No-Skin Man. Every playthrough feels different, which keeps things fresh even when you inevitably die and restart. The strategy side of it is solid—every move matters, and wasting resources can get you killed fast.

I like that it doesn’t hold your hand. You figure things out as you go, and that slow unraveling of how things work is part of what makes it so engaging. It reminds me of games like Fear and Hunger or World of Horror, where the tension comes from both the gameplay and the disturbing atmosphere.

The art style is something else. It’s a mix of pixel art characters and realistic, almost photographic backgrounds, which gives the whole game an uncanny, off-putting feel. Like, you know something is wrong just by looking at it. The soundtrack and ambient noises? Creepy as hell. The kind that makes you hesitate before going into the next room.

There were moments where I just sat there, debating whether I really wanted to keep moving forward—not because I was bored, but because the game does such a good job of getting under your skin. The horror here isn’t about jumpscares; it’s about slowly realizing how messed up everything around you is.

The story is vague at first, but the more you play, the more you start piecing things together. Clues are hidden everywhere, and there’s a real sense of discovery each time you unlock a new "memory" or find some cryptic note that changes how you see things.

I won’t spoil anything, but if you’re the kind of person who loves digging into lore and unraveling mysteries, this game delivers. It’s one of those experiences where the more you learn, the more unsettling it all gets.

NO-SKIN is easily one of the best indie horror roguelikes I’ve played in a while. It’s tough, it’s creepy, and it keeps you coming back for more. The gameplay is strategic without being frustrating, the atmosphere is genuinely unnerving, and the story is just cryptic enough to keep you engaged without feeling aimless. Reminds me of Fear & Hunger.

If you’re into roguelikes with a strong horror vibe, this is absolutely worth checking out. I’ll definitely be diving back in to see what else I can uncover.