BIAS Reviews

I'm not going to use a QR code to play through a game that I bought.

I was very BIAS towards this at first, but it was a pretty neat P.T. clone. The whole games seems to be a promo for their bigger project.

I was going to not recommend and refund this except there was actual effort in it far above and beyond other indie horror games. There's animation, there's voice acting. There's even some lip-sync. Issue is it seems 90% of the effort went into the post-credits scene. Then again, that's the thing which convinced me not to get a refund, so good job.

May be one of the best horror games I ever played. Scary, simple, yet unpredictable.

An okay and very short walking-simulator/horror game where you're looking for your wife in narrow halls. Not memorable but it is very cheap on sale and worth a quick playthrough to fill the indie-horror need.

Very creepy game. One of the final rooms was a bit obnoxious because it was a bit dark, but overall good game.

An extremely fun short realistic horror game with great graphics and good story. It took me 95 minutes to beat and very fun it was

Absolutely dreadful. This is not how you do horror. I spent 64 cents on this and it was far too much. It's basically 15 minutes of mostly walking down a hallway. Part way through that you encounter a monster that kills you. After it does that a couple of times you realise you need to go back up the hallway and hide in a room that's just opened. Then you enter the "puzzle" room where you walk around a room listening for a screaming baby to find words on the walls so you can open up a door. Then the game "crashes" and you have to reload it. Then you scan a QR code to get a password so you can basically resume where you were. Then you approach another door and it triggers the first of a couple of nonsensical cutscenes that last for about 5 minutes and that's it. I am not exaggerating in any of the above, that is literally how bizarre and obtuse this game is. There's no story until the last cutscene where you get a "twist". A twist only works if you have some preceding story to get me invested. Just avoid.

A walking simulator, with some pretty creepy moments. Very fairly priced for the amount of content it offers and with no bugs that I've noticed but with a very annoying scene in the end. If you play or watch my video, stick into the end, since there's a post credit scene that explains the whole history. You can watch my full playthrough on my channel: https://youtu.be/4KMFIveAeR4 If you haven't already, like and subscribe

Wow! This deserves way more attention that what it's getting! The whole experience can be completed in maybe a half hour, but that half hour you get is pretty darn terrifying! I don't want to say too much because the game is best experienced with fresh, unBIASed eyes (see what I did there ;-D) so I'll just say this: It's hard to be innovative in horror these days. Horror relies at least to some extent on the unknown, and with so much content out there it's not easy to show an audience something they haven't seen before. I can say conclusively that this game honestly showed me something new and that alone is worth the $3 asking price.