FAITH: The Unholy Trinity Reviews

very good story telling. pretty scary too. i enjoyed this game.

Instant classic. I was enthralled my entire playthrough. A work of horrific art.

I never thought that in the age of hyper realistic graphics, that a classic 8-bit horror game would put many recent horror titles to shame. FAITH is terrifying, haunting, and intriguing while staying authentic to its Atari 2600 influences. While the gameplay is a bit slow as a result of those influences, the game creates a genuinely terrifying experience with its story, 8-bit animations, and fantastic soundtrack. + great story + simple but effective 8 bit horror + satisfying puzzles + multiple endings - gameplay a bit slow at times

Quite the wild ride. It starts off slow and gradually picks up by the 3rd chapter. The story is interesting from what I could initially pick up. If you want details though, prepare to do some digging as most of the text notes are hidden in the initial play-through. My only complaint is the 8bit "voice" audio. I get what they were going with, but it's painful to hear and mostly unintelligible. He ended up doing a speech/mumbling mix for a car scene that worked really in conjunction with the subs... unfortunately that was just one scene.

Love analogue horror (especially when religious themes are involved) and this is the perfect game if you're into that too. Gameplay is simple, but the ambiance and the soundtrack will get ya! Wear headphones ^-^.

This honestly might be one of the greatest horror games of all time. Like genuinely. There are very few (non vr) games that have actually scared me, and not even the vr games gave me nightmares like FAITH did. Not only is this game terrifying, but the story of it just adds onto it. I've seen events that happened outside of the actual game in my nightmares (I might need therapy...). I have never seen a game like FAITH in my entire life. People have made 8-bit retro style games before, but none of them nail it like FAITH does. Not only that, FAITH has cutscenes, all of which are rotoscoped to make them feel lifelike, while also keeping the same art style as the rest of the game. I really wish there was more of this game to play, or maybe even another Airdorf title on Steam. That man is truly talented at his craft. 100/10. Would absolutely recommend to anyone who likes horror games, retro games, or both.

FAITH: THE UNHOLY TRINITY is the perfect video game. Truly. It has a wonderful storyline that is just open enough to interpretation that anyone can get a satisfying message from it, but also not so open that it becomes vague or unsatisfying. There is a masterful balance of horror with occasional comedic moments, and characters so well written it makes me wonder why there isn't a movie yet. Speaking of movies, the cutscenes are nothing short of beautifully animated, and are really good at expressive motion despite the 8-bit style. 999999/10 game. Highly recommend.

I love the horror genre in games, movies, and books. I enjoy the feeling of being scared, but it’s becoming increasingly difficult for something to truly instill fear in me. Jump scares can surprise me, but they rarely create a lasting sense of horror. This game, however—its story, lore, and imagery—haunted me for days after I finished it. It’s incredible how a title with essentially just one core mechanic can do so much with it. The graphics, rather than being a limitation, enhance the sense of uncanniness and leave room for speculation about what’s really being depicted. Wendigoon put it best in one of his thumbnails: "This game is too scary for 3D." In most horror games, I worry about running out of bullets or finding a place to hide. In FAITH, I’m clinging to my crucifix, terrified that God may have abandoned me. P.S.: I’m neither Catholic nor a believer of any kind, but I was completely immersed in the game’s narrative.

Proof that you dont need good graphics or bells and whistles to make a good atmosphere in a horror game Great game, the rotoscoped cutscenes are just a cherry on top.

Absolute cinema, unique game play and story, my second favorite game. Definitely worth the current price ($14.99).