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acha esse jogo ruim = burro como a foda

Everyone yelled a lot. Great for a one time sitting of pure agonizing pain.

Two hours in - I'm in love with this game

I really loved this horror game. Had some of the scariest moments I've ever had in gaming. Also had some not so good areas in it as well, but I did like the variety of horror this game delivered. Very solid game and a big rec for those who haven't played it.

The story, the characters, the plot and the gameplay are perfect in this game, the environment is steampunk like and it leaves you wanting more. The only reason why it's not a 5* is because the difficulty of the bosses could be better, perhaps somewhere in the menu where we could change it, the last boss felt too easy and so did the other ones. But, if you're into casual gameplay with great story then this will be your game.

loved it, also love the subtle wlw<3

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Inmost is a beautiful metaphoric story about a couple and their two daughters. The gameplay is relaxing and not really too much to learn, it's a simple game with a complex tale. I love when I'm clueless about everything and you're somewhat trying to puzzle everything together but it's almost impossible and then at the end, boom, suddenly everything makes sense. I think as someone who has lived with depression for many years, this game's dialogue spoke deeply to me. I think Inmost is an extremely underrated indie and should be talked about more.

this is an extremely frustrating game. it shines on so many levels, from direction, to performances, to story, to sidequests. but it's bogged down by playing it. that's not to say the gameplay isn't fun, it is! but it's filled with repetitive puzzles that backseat you, it's littered with walking and climbing sections that you are technically playing, so you can't skip them. imagine how annoying that will be on a replay. it's hard to deny how fantastic the opening couple hours are though.

this game has a lot of wonderful accessibility options, but I feel like the difficulty settings are not tuned very well. maybe Give Me No Mercy is the sweet spot. but I can understand feeling let down playing on Balance or God of War for entirely different reasons.

I really wanted to like this. Sci-fi horror is my jam, and I really dig the art style. Unfortunately, the gameplay is pretty meh, and the combat just isn't fun or engaging. Yes, it's supposed to be emulating games like the PS1 Resident Evil games, but it just doesn't feel as fun to play as those did. My real sticking point is the story, though. I don't think it's asking much that by the time I'm two hours into a game that HLTB says is eight hours long, I should have some idea of what's happening. Unfortunately, I didn't. The whole thing felt like random spooky events rather than a plot. It's an intriguing game, I just couldn't be motivated to care about the mystery.