Suspense: Madman's Dreams

I was so excited for the full release after playing the demo—it showed so much promise. Unfortunately, the final product feels like a major letdown. There are controls mapped for actions that never come into play, and the game hints at items you'll receive later that simply never appear. I encountered multiple game-breaking bugs that forced me to restart more than once, which really disrupted the experience. There are no subtitles when that is an option, and the voice feature—despite being a touted mechanic—is barely used, making it feel like an afterthought. The game is also very short. The demo included optional nudity with a toggle, but the feature is entirely absent in the full release and there is no nudity. The game feels like a bait-and-switch. I’m not sure what happened between the demo and the final product, but there is no way I can recommend this game.

one against all and even against himself crazy horror

EDIT - The game has been updated. I've been replaying it. Will offer my thoughts after I finish it. Again... This game was like swallowing a horse pill and washing it down with broken glass. I applaud the developers efforts in making this. Yet I had so many problems during my play-through that were non existent in the demo. I have no idea what went wrong. Every time I went to play it today something else would happen. Objects floating in the air. Then I would leave the room, come back and they were gone. (Happened with the statue puzzle in the beginning and it was one of the statues. ) The mouse icon and dismiss overlay were stuck on my screen all the way up to the first save where that crow was. I didn't use the voice mechanic. Pressing G only worked once and that was first time. Second time in an area it wouldn't even register. So I then opted to try voice and the microphone/headset it was trying to connect to wasn't even on. So I did a refresh and it still would not work or show ...

+ lots of interaction with objects + extraneous feeling + gloomy atmosphere + realistic graphics anomalies... sometimes it's scary, but often annoying. the situation is similar with puzzles. dude, the interior of this house can be viewed forever! doors? where without them :) **use headphones and turn off the lights at night to achieve total immersion**.

I was super excited for this game after playing the demo. It's not full of all of the overused assets that most indie horror games use, and it runs great, which is nice to see after so many terribly optimized UE games have been plaguing the horror market. It has about any setting you could hope for. The story is good too. It's deep, involves heavy subject matter and leaves you scratching your head a bit without being too confusing. I know everyone doesn't have the same taste as me, but this game checked off almost everything I ask for in horror games. My only complaint is that it isn't longer. It took me about an hour, but I was able to move through a bit of it petty fast since I already played the demo.

Nobody: Me: Walking down a hallway with scorpions and hysterically saying “lights”

unusual unique options: + voice control + text on walls dude, I've delved into the most dangerous psychiatry. This psychiatry ended up inside my head (oooh). One example... what do you think of my new neighbor who sends me letters??? seems like there are no healthy...? game... developer... me

Yes, there was one huge mistake on the release But now I see it's been solved. the game is ideologically complex, but it's something fresh and definitely worth a place!

Well, all I can say is that it was an unusual experience / mixed emotions / I literally fell into an emotional trap / but sometimes I'd be on edge. however, I appreciate the developer's prompts. I like that he didn't leave me “on my own” with these puzzles. some of them were challenging, but I got hints after not solving them right away.