EVIL POSSESSION

This is another title that falls victim to Steam's stupid black or white rating system. Evil Possession is not a bad game. I repeat, Evil Possession is not a bad game. I just can't say it comes with enough content to be worth paying $8 for. The graphics are about average to what you would expect from a higher quality indie title. The sound is good as well. Good creepy back ground ambiance, the 'demon' makes unsettling growling noises while she hunts you down, etc. I had zero crashes or issues running the game on my short play through, which honestly is a rarity with some of these indie games. The game delivers early on the scare factors. Creepy dolls, the unsettling noises of your female demon friend as she chases you all over the freaking world while you try to do typical fetch quests such as getting candles, making seance circles, etc. However, after the inital fear wears off, and she kills you a few times, you lose the feeling of fear from her, and it just becomes a battle of will...

I recommend this game, though reluctantly. It should be less than $7.99 - I finished the game in under and hour, and that was with me doing a lot of running around trying to find keys. I did enjoy the game play and the sound effects were creepy enough, though the jump scare death when she finds you is definitely anticlimactic. The tasks are interesting enough but the 'map' is kind of small - would have been nice to have different areas open up as you progress. The cinematics are good and I am really glad that it saves your progress (for the most part) if you die. Full game play here if anyone is interested https://youtu.be/6fcDxCYirpU

Pretty good for a short game. Similar to 'Final Take' and 'The Dolls' in the sense that you are essentially searching for items while playing tag with the monster. The Geieger counter style warning system is a nice touch, and the artistic style is quite impressive too. Ultimately, 'Evil Possession' is about atmosphere and it doesn't disappoint. The combination of expressionistic lighting and aptly unnerving soundtrack combine to keep you on edge right from the get go, making the jump scare/sudden death nature of the game all the more shocking. The length of the game is the biggest draw back for it though, as is the fact that unlike some of the high-end indy Horror games there is only so much exploration that can be done. Given that the game's setting is a classical latino hacienda, it's a little disappointing that, unlike 'Layers of Fear' or the 'Amnesia' games, you aren't able to open more of the drawers and cupboards. All in all, a likable affair which is good for a cheap thrill...

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it is a short game, but pretty scary, worth to buy

Evil Possession is a horror game where you play as a priest trying to perform an exorcism. Story: You play as a Priest. A family has moved into a house and start noticing things are incredibly wrong and the daughter has been possessed. You arrive and your goal is to complete an exorcism and save the family home. The story of the game is not that great to be honest. The whole premise is you're playing as a priest who was asked to come to the family home to expel the spirits, but every item you need for the ritual you somehow forgot to bring, it's actually quite funny. Apart from that the game is actually more focused on gameplay and scares. Graphics: For an indie game is actually looks pretty nice. The rooms are dimly lit and are only illuminated by your lamp or the the candles and lights from the mansion. The main enemy of the game however looks pretty stupid, it's supposed to be scary, but her walking towards you every so often just made me laugh because of her crazy walk. Th...

Interesting and entertaining. I recommend it. The graphics are good. With an unsettling atmosphere. A good fun time. Serious colors accompany a sense of intrigue, and entertaining surprise. Get what you want, have a good time.

In Evil Possession, players take on the role of a paranormal investigator that has been sent to a family home to determine what is happening with their daughter. The events soon conclude that she has been possessed by a demonic spirit, and is in need of an emergency exorcism; good thing you brought along your trusty handbag for performing such rites. The gameplay is both simple and straightforward; you run around the two-level mansion, gathering needed items and setting up for the exorcism ritual. However, you're being hunted all the while by the possessed girl, and you must heed the warnings of your EMF Detector to avoid the areas that she is currently lingering in. Being caught means starting back at the beginning of what you were doing, for example if you were hunting for 6 candles and got busted on candle 5, you start back over at 0 candles. You also have to keep your lantern lit by visiting oil recharging stations. All in all, Evil Possession takes about 30-60 minutes to complet...

Actually not bad for 0,45 cents.

This game is HORRIBLE