You've probably seen other people refer to Sorry We're Closed as a gay Silent Hill and that's pretty accurate. The inspiration from the PS1/PS2 era of Silent Hill is clear (I also get some Suda51 vibes from it) but SWC stands well on its own. The atmosphere and environments are amazing, it's incredibly stylish, great soundtrack and a wonderful story headed by a likeable cast of characters. Sorry We're Closed is a delightful game which will probably take around 7 hours to finish and the game runs smoothly on Deck. I'm really looking forward to seeing what the developers create in the future. PS: Survival horror fans need to start giving Michelle her flowers. She's a fantastic protagonist.

I cannot recommend this game enough, it's a lot of fun, it's fair most of the time, the story is very good and most of the characters are likable in my opinion. The game almost never screwed me over. I do have my iffs with the game and even the story, but there's no such thing as perfection and the game is still overall good and fun (I wish it had modding support that would've been nice too).

The atmosphere/gameplay a little bit nice and nostalgic, however the story & the characters are cheaply made, and it's hard to get hooked by either the story or anyone with this poor writing.

In Layman's terms it's gay Silent Hill and it's surprisingly really good Only downside is I wish there was more content I finished my playthrough in around 6 hours. Hopefully a sequel is made.

This was really good! Tries its best to be stylish with a clearly limited budget, nice portrait art, good soundtrack. Its gameplay systems feel unique, its levels are fun to explores, its encounters well-balanced, and its narrative engaging. My biggest sticking point is that I extremely wish the *framing* was a lot different on the choices the game presents to you? or hell, I kind of wish they weren't there at all lol). I would almost describe it like... the game wanted me to put some of myself on the table, but it didn't really care about how I actually felt when I tried to? It's hard to describe, but there was something about the game that didn't mesh with me that I think would have meshed much more if I was just set onto one specific track. Regardless, the ending I chose ultimately satisfied me, and it's great to see a true-blue survival horror game really trying to explore the genre in fun mechanical ways.

as someone whose loves include demons, magical girls, horror, and queer stuff, I have never felt more seen by a game. what do you mean it has an amazing soundtrack? what do you mean the character designs are phenomenal? what do you mean the gameplay is fun and snappy and unique? what do you mean the writing is poignant and funny and heartbreaking? what do you -mean- there's a little rat in a hat???? the only flaw this game has is that I want -more- of it, desperately. to be love is to be changed! to love is to change!

Определенно [b] ХИДДЕН ГЕМ [/b] в своем жанре, но не рекомендую базовичкам, так как при прохождении может случиться сердечный приступ и разрыв жопы, УВЫ Ставлю добрые 8/10 и оч надеюсь на сиквел, где всего будет больше

Michelle, ily

An incredibly beautiful top down horror game with unique mechanics. Short and sweet with some gorgeous character design, music, and art. If you're on the fence and a fan of classic top-down horror games like the original Silent Hill and Resident Evil. Get this.

An incredible game about love and the changes that inevitably come with it! I loved the story, I loved the characters, and the horror themes are exquisitely explored and exposed. Also, I mean, as a queer person, how could I not love the aesthetics, the clothes, the drama of it all! The style is Shin Megami Tensei meets JoJo's Bizarre Adventure meets Silent Hill in a dark London setting with a retro look, what's not to love about that? I've already played it through twice, and I want to keep exploring further the different possibilities offered in the quests. This experience genuinely made me want to draw and paint again! I just loved it to pieces!!