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Cannibal Abduction is a PSX styled Survival Horror game published by Puppet Combo. I am a personal huge fan of Puppet Combo's work, and find his games innovative and very unique. Sadly, this game is just okay.

This game really has nothing special to write home about, it just feels like a worse version of Murder House. The house is eerily similar to Murder House's layout, though it also does take some inspiration from Texas Chain Saw Massacre's house layout too.

The killer really isn't that scary. He's trying to kill you to feed his family, but there also is a weird creature in the basement you can find that they are feeding, and it's not really touched upon why there's a monster in the basement.

The entire game was grounded in reality until you get that secret ending, which totally invalidates most things in it.

The puzzles are very easy, and it really wears off after a few minutes. The killer is extremely slow, which is the same for Murder House, but Murder House made up with that, with the Easter Ripper being a scary villain in what he did to his victims.

This game's just okay, it's just another PSX survival horror game that is very generic, but was worth playing in the end.

Overall: 6/10

Short and Sweet game, simple escape from house situation with a killer inside it with a PSX design. Costly on Console, but tbf it does include a second free game with it so thats fine I guess. Not very hard, something to beat in like less than 2 hours.

Intro Area of a PSX Resident Evil game Simulator

They... ate them...



Really short and simple PSX "escape the house" kinda game. Reminds me a lot of Stay Out of The House. I love the concept of needing to evade a killer while searching for items and solving puzzles with them. My only issue is that I wish it was a little harder to put two and two together, but it was still pretty fun anyways.

A simple game reminiscing the PSX era. Kind of like Murder House, but with a little less charm. Although it's pretty good and provides a tight experience.