The Forgotten Tapes: Analog Nightmares Reviews

I love anthology games so "The Forgotten Tapes: Analog Nightmares" (AN for short) seemed right up my ally. Unfortunately the games featured in "AN" are a pretty mixed bag and generally of lower quality as compared to something like a "Dread X Collection". I could just leave my thoughts as that but in the spirit of anthologies I wanted to go through each game with a micro review. The follow games are ranked worst to best. UV Goggles: Slow and all around unpleasant to both the audio and visual senses. It hurt me to play this one 1/10 Bobo's Quest: Starts off interestingly but quickly devolves into a poor imitation of popular creepypastas. 2.5/10 Night Sight: While the game has some charming moments, it is bogged down by poor play direction and uneventful game play. 3/10 The Mineshaft: The most mediocre of the bunch but had good opening segment. 3.5/10 Funhouse of Blood: A very quick to the point walking simulator. I enjoyed the atmosphere but it felt more like my grandma's basement than a funhouse. 4.5/10 The Door: Reminiscent of Mike Klubnika's works with all the machinery operation you do. Way to much unnecessary walking back and forth with no change. 4.5/10 Garrison Broadcast: A neat little surrealist horror and the first of these games to spook me a little. 5/10 The Other One: Unique gimmick that I would love to see expanded on. Has a few good scares as well. 5/10 Consume: The best of the bunch. Tells a good short story and has a lot of surprises. The game could have used some better player direction as it can be a tad obtuse. Check out Arron Wise's other works. 6.5/10 Although I did enjoy a few games in "AN", I can not recommend it. 4/10