It's nice seeing a resurgence in the Survival Horror genre after much of the industry followed Amnesia and Outlast for a while (great games imo but follows a formula that isn't that engaging). Survival horror provides more interactivity, resource management, decision making, and overall more gameplay. This is also helps provide an engaging experience even if the player is immune to the horror of the game (though some of it lies in the systems themselves.
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Thanks for playing, and thanks for the wonderful post! A steam release is currently on my mind but I want to try and get as much feedback as i can and make some improvements.
