The Shopping List Review

 

Developed by JordiBoi, The Shopping List is a short horror game, with a retro vibe feel to it. Albeit the short tag it might have, the game is filled with ambience, mystery and creepiness enough to keep on your toes thorough it's entirety. I decided to try it on Steam Deck and it runs amazingly. Absolute recommendation of a game.

Ghost At Dawn Review

 

Ghost At Dawn is an upcoming survival horror game developed by Blue and Red Games. With a fixed camera perspective, it harks back to classic titles like Fear Effect on PS1 and will be sure to please fans of Resident Evil and Silent Hill. The game promises to be tough and unforgiving, with a creepy and unsettling story that will keep players on the edge of their seats.
While Ghost At Dawn hasn't been released yet, you can get a taste of the action by playing the demo now, and be sure to add it to your wishlist. And if you're lucky enough to own a Steam Deck, you're in for a real treat: the game runs amazingly on this platform.

The Gap Review

 

The Gap, by MV JPL is an intense horror game that may be short in length, but is definitely not lacking in scares. With its affordable price tag, this game offers a chilling experience that's sure to keep you on edge. Throughout the game, you'll encounter surprising and terrifying moments that will leave a lasting impression. However, it's worth noting that the video quality may suffer from some frame drops, particularly when playing on a Steam Deck. Despite this minor issue, it is an absolute recommendation for fans of horror games looking for a quick and thrilling experience.

Lost Life: Origins / Act I Review

Lost Life, developed by Akio Kami, is an outstanding game that brings to mind the classic horror game Silent Hill, but with a modern twist. The game's graphics are simply astonishing, especially considering that it was created by a one-man studio. Lost Life incorporates a range of elements, including horror, survival, exploration, stealth, fighting, and third- and first-person views, all set in a mysterious world that has an outwardly dimension.

After being in development for six years, Akio's hard work has paid off, resulting in a game that is sure to make a mark on the gaming industry. I highly recommend this game, which is available on Itch.io and now on Steam. I played it on the Steam Deck, and it runs exceptionally well. If you're a fan of horror games or just looking for something new and exciting, Lost Life is definitely worth checking out.

The Sewer Job Review

 Korvinrular's The Sewer Job is a gem of a game, proving that even a short experience can leave a lasting impact. With its carefully crafted atmosphere and precisely dosed scares, it succeeds in making your skin crawl and your heart race. While some may dismiss it due to its brevity, the game more than compensates with its exceptional replayability, offering a multitude of possibilities and four distinct endings to unravel.

One of the standout features of The Sewer Job is its impeccable polish. Despite its modest price tag, the game is free of any noticeable bugs or technical hiccups, ensuring a seamless and immersive adventure from start to finish. Korvinrular's attention to detail shines through every aspect of the game, from the haunting sound design that amplifies the sense of dread to the meticulously designed environments that ooze with a foreboding atmosphere.

While The Sewer Job may be short in duration, its brevity doesn't diminish its impact. In fact, the condensed experience only serves to intensify the scares, leaving you with a sense of lingering unease long after you've put down the controller. The game's compact nature also makes it ideal for horror enthusiasts seeking a quick fix or those looking for a thrilling adventure during a spare afternoon.

For those fortunate enough to own a Steam Deck, The Sewer Job is a perfect match. The game's engrossing gameplay and smooth performance align seamlessly with the handheld gaming experience. Whether you're playing on the go or immersing yourself in the game's chilling world at home, The Sewer Job guarantees an enjoyable and immersive adventure.

In conclusion, I wholeheartedly recommend giving Korvinrular's The Sewer Job a try, especially if you're a horror fan craving a quick but exhilarating experience. Despite its brevity, the game leaves an indelible mark with its expertly crafted scares, remarkable polish, and intriguing multiple endings. Prepare to descend into the depths of terror and be captivated by this atmospheric and unforgettable journey.

Amanda - The Adventurer Review

 Developed by MANGLEDmaw Games and published by ‎DreadXP, Amanda is a unique gaming experience that you won't find anywhere else. It combines elements of 2000's TV series with an escape room horror genre to create a terrifying and immersive game that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

I was fortunate enough to receive a key from the amazing folks at ‎DreadXP, who generously provided me with the opportunity to review this game on my YouTube channel. I can honestly say that I was blown away by the level of detail and care that went into creating this game. From the intricate puzzles to the spine-tingling sound design, Amanda is a masterclass in horror game design.

One of the standout features of Amanda is the sheer number of secrets and hidden Easter eggs that are scattered throughout the game. I found myself going back multiple times just to explore and discover everything that this game had to offer. Some secrets are so well-hidden that you might never find them all, which adds an extra layer of replayability to an already fantastic game.

Despite playing the game extensively, I didn't encounter any major bugs or issues. The gameplay was smooth and seamless, which is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the development team.

Overall, I would highly recommend Amanda to anyone who loves horror games or is looking for a new and exciting gaming experience. It's an incredible game from a talented new development team, and I can't wait to see what they have in store for us next.

Chop Goblins Review

 Chop Goblins, a delightful creation by the talented developer David Szymanski, known for his popular games like Dusk, Iron Long, The Music Machine, Gloomwood, and contributions to the DreadX collection, is a compact yet incredibly enjoyable SFPS (silly first-person shooter). This gem of a game offers five captivating levels that can be conquered in a single sitting. True to Szymanski's reputation, Chop Goblins boasts impeccable polish, providing a smooth and bug-free experience throughout my playthrough.

In conclusion, whether you're a devoted fan of Szymanski's work or simply enjoy SFPS games, Chop Goblins is an absolute must-play title that will leave you grinning from ear to ear. Don't miss out on this delightful adventure!

As someone who doesn't consider themselves a seasoned first-person shooter player, I decided to embark on my adventure in Easy or Normal mode. However, regardless of your skill level, Chop Goblins caters to all, ensuring an entertaining experience for everyone. What's more, this remarkable game runs flawlessly on the Steam Deck platform without requiring any tinkering with the settings. Not only will Chop Goblins keep you enthralled, but it also comes at an incredibly affordable price, making it accessible to all gaming enthusiasts.