I like horror, I love point and click games. So many of these are point and click horror games :) Feel to email recommendations my way.
2026
Critical Reflex really knows how to evoke that unsettling feeling through the game's visuals and sound effects. This is my third Critical Reflex game, and like the previous two I played (How Fish is Made, Mouthwashing), it really did make me uncomfortable. I grew weary of the game's mechanic of repeating similar days, though that's understandably part of the point, and that's why this has a rating of 3. I've only finished one playthrough so far, so I might update this review after playing further.
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Surreal, lonely, and nightmare-esque. As a big fan of the 2000s-era RPG Maker video games, I am really digging it so far. Will update once I finish the game, if it's even possible to actually “finish” it.
The latest edition to my all time favourite game series, Servent of the Lake expands on the two Vanderboom brothers and introduces us to their sister. LOVED THE REVEAL AT THE END! 🥚
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Retro PC interactions? I sure like the concept BUT it will take me some effort fully getting immersed into the video-based narrative. Will update the rating as I play. Because I had a Windows XP for the longest time growing up, I genuinely really dig the retro graphics aesthetic.
Short and really fun! I absolutely love it when a piece of media subverts the cutesy cozy vibe you expect from a genre (hello Madoka Magica) and instead serves you a healthy dose of horror. Really liked the sequences in the last two days, and the end... yikes!
An unreliable narrator in psychological horror settings is always a class act. My Head on Your Body shows you just enough that you never know what to believe, even after multiple playthroughs, and definitely left me very uncomfortable. 3.5/5 :) Wish it was longer.
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Just started this one. A pixel art horror/mystery adventure, I think? The low rating is mostly reactionary because I died really soon after starting it :P Will update it.
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I have been playing Minecraft for about 5 years now. Absolutely love the game, one of my all time favourites, but it has its issues with progression. Vintage Story attempts to fix that by basically making your life harder :D But it does so in a way that feels natural after a while and makes accomplishing even small tasks rewarding. Mechanics are also fun, such as the refurbished block physics, advanced weapon types and the oh-so-satisfying knapping system. Food collection so far has been hard for me and I'm sure it will make winter troublesome, but am still looking forward to it! Great game.