cellard_20
2017
2015
2004
2020
I'm a chicken and hate horror games. I figured I could go through a game in a retro style that's about a murderous Easter bunny and be fine. Nah. The Easter Ripper genuinely scared the shit out of me, as did the house in general. I felt super tense throughout the game, but it was fun. The controls could feel jank at times, but that also fits the vibe the game is going for so I can't really hold that against it.
Overall I liked Murder House, I'm irreparably scarred, and my experience got me to buy the books and other games from Puppet Combo too.
Overall I liked Murder House, I'm irreparably scarred, and my experience got me to buy the books and other games from Puppet Combo too.
2021
2021
2021
I wasn't expecting this game to actually be able to manage to capture those feelings from early Facebook and social media in general, but boy did it actually deliver. From the discussions to the writing, it was very nostalgic. Overall I enjoyed the experience and will eventually go back to fully complete the game (I have already gone through Emily and Evelyn).
2017
2021
2016
2011
Parkour and guns, who doesn't love that? Reasonable people that don't love the infuriating missions that are poorly thought out and become nearly impossible to beat. I recall enjoying what I was able to play up until a very specific mission. I've honestly tried to forget I played this game over the past 12 years.
1999