Like the dev said, not a blockbuster but an entertaining 30-45min game. No real puzzles, mainly a walking simulator with a dark story. You do have to find things such as keys to progress and beat the game but it's nothing complicated and you're even given clues as to where you can find everything. Not a bad game but I think it's priced a little too high. https://youtu.be/Z10QqnGHIKc

DOUDY was an "Eh" horror game. The graphics were nice, but that's honestly I got. The witch was boring; not once did I get caught by her nor did she try and chase me. Kinda disappointing, because at first she seemed scary. The dialogue was pretty bland and really didn't add much to the game. The story was basic; your dog runs away, you gotta go find it in a creepy house owned by a witch while trying not to die, and then you gotta kill her and escape. There's really not much to it. Is it worth $5.99? Not to me. But, with all that being said, the Dev did put in some work, and for that I'll recommend the game. Keep up the hard work! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0JUnHRefaY

I would like to start by saying that the game is clearly not ready..I gave it a try three times before writing this review just to make sure...but I must be clearly doing something wrong because I keep falling through the map. However, that should not be on my end to have to figure out what is going on, that's the dev! Colors, graphics, atmosphere are all done very well. The story is interesting enough but again, there are way too many flaws like going through objects, boxes disappearing, etc. Really awesome effort and I wanted to give this a thumbs up, but as you can see in the youtube video I will share with you and everybody else my raw experience. (Side note: UI gets bugged and you may need to restart as well, I had to three times before I even got the game going, just checking out settings and getting stuck.) Youtube Video:

For the most part I enjoyed this game. Its pretty short and straightforward, the puzzles are not too difficult and the lighting is fantastic. As a horror game, aside from the one jumpscare it feels creepy sometimes but I didn't find it too scary most other times. The original dialogue is in French so the English translation is a little off at times which makes it slightly difficult to follow the plot. But as an indie game, its not bad. You can check out my playthrough if you want to get a firsthand idea of what to expect! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmAijVpSUJg

From a visual standpoint the game doesn't look too bad. But it runs like shit, enemies can hit you with insta-kill melee attacks even if you are meters away from them. Whenever someone speaks you are made to stand still and you can't skip it. Not to mention that the translation is bad and while I don't speak french I can tell that the actors don't use even close to the amount of emotion in their speech that the subject matters demand.

It was a little choppy and hard to get used to in the beginning. Eventually once I got the hang of it, i wasn't expecting for it to be so creepy and I was pleasantly surprised. It was worth the few bucks I paid for it!

Genuine Garbage

Not bad, not great. It is very short and the monster isn't very smart and easy to avoid. Nice graphics.

The game ideea isn't bad at all but it runs like crap even if I have a good pc.I've found the game on Game Jolt with the price of 6 euros and I said to try it here on Steam.For me is a 50/50.Needs some improvements,but for now I'll leave a like.

It's not great. Saying it's "rough round the edges" is a bit of an understatement. For starters the game has far too much dialogue in which you are immobilised for the duration and have to sit through it, which is an instant pace killer. And this dialogue just isn't very good. The English translation is atrocious, and downright confusing and misleading half the time. The rest of the gameplay involves hiding in cupboards to let a monster go by on his very scripted route, then exploring the rest of the building you're in. As you explore you find keys to unlock doors or using a lockpicks to get through others (your character decides which ones needs keys and which ones can be lockpicked for some reason), enabling you to collect 6 books to break a curse. And there's also a single door-code puzzle, the parts of which can be found in the environment. Nothing standout. Also I really don't know why they decided it was an important feature to have lockpicks be a collectible in this, a...