Never Again

[h2]A Psychological Horror That Gets Under Your Skin[/h2] [h3]Score: 7/10[/h3] It's the kind that slowly, quietly, and completely messes with your head, along with some good jump scares. You play as a little girl named Sasha, and the atmosphere is just so unsettling, in the right way. The whole game feels silent and eerie, and the story unfolds through these really abstract, puzzle-like memories. I would say the story is good enough, but the puzzles do take over it. Concept is great! The way it uses atmosphere and sound to build tension is a masterclass in creepy. It's not a super-long game. Took around 7.5 hours to 100%. Now, a heads-up: this game is pretty abstract. If you need everything to make perfect logical sense from the start, you might get a little lost, and honestly, some of the puzzles can feel like a lot to handle [mirror one for me]. It also doesn't really hold your hand, which can be a little frustrating. But if you can just let the story and the mood wash over you, ...

maaan !! the end was sad, i thought that poor little girl gonna have some rest after all that nightmare :sadface:

Some of the puzzle are kinda hard I had to cheat to figure out where to go. It really make your balls explode when you get stuck in these type of games. The story is confusing i'm guessing she was a Jewish little 13 year old girl that in a trap in a nightmare and when she finally woke up she was in a Nazi camp for Jews. Very sad ending not everyone make it out alive even the main character die sometime.

Never Again is a beautifully haunting psychological horror game that goes far beyond cheap jump scares. With its deeply emotional story, stunning atmosphere, and thought-provoking symbolism, it delivers an unforgettable experience that lingers long after the game ends. You play as Sasha, a 13-year-old girl struggling with asthma and waking up in an empty, terrifying world. As you explore the eerie house and unravel the story piece by piece, you realize this isn't just a horror game—it's a deeply personal journey through fear, trauma, and the fragility of the human mind. The game masterfully blends environmental storytelling with surreal, dream-like visuals to reflect Sasha’s inner struggles. The anxiety attacks, the mysterious puzzles, and the constantly shifting reality all serve to immerse the player in a world where nothing is safe—and nothing is as it seems. What makes Never Again stand out is its emotional weight. It doesn’t just scare you—it makes you feel. The...