Honey Are You There? Reviews

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For a short game experience including [spoiler]2 endings[/spoiler]I would 100% say the experience is for sure a good one. It may be just a walking around solving mysteries type of game but the developer has put in a lot of little details that make this game really good. The game also looks really clean and smart, no bugs and runs nicely. Story is good and you do get the feeling of being watched throughout. I would recommend if anyone wants a nice easy quick game to get the blood flowing and heart racing. Jump scares were timed well including a few i was not expecting which adds the the aura of the game. For a short game I would recommend and i would give it a good 7/10 for the experience.

https://youtu.be/tZORWAvVfPQ This is honestly a very good game! It had me the whole time on the edge of my seat. Even my viewers said to me that I should leave a nice review for psycho. Myself and my viewers really enjoyed your game. The smartest thing you have done in this game is creating "Pick a save point". Brilliant move my friend! Can't wait for more projects. Let me know and I will play them for you. Keeep up the good work!

It's a nice game especially for 3$. I only wish it was easier to find the stuff to progress in the story, Definetely recommend it anyway!

This game is way too short... and the voice acting in it is downright boring. Even when the main character is supposed to be "frightened" of something... there is little to no emotion in his dialog. Not to mention that the scares are very cheap... and instead of actual "jump scares"... they use loud noises to try and startle you for the most part instead of actually scaring you. The game is so short... it should've been free. I won't ask for a refund... but buyer beware if you're looking for a scare... this isn't the place to spend your money.

very good indie horror for 3 bucks, had some good jumpscares ngl, would recommend!

Don't recommend this one. There's nothing you can do with the ingame settings. Gameplay is fine and familiar. With the story, I'm not sure. [spoiler] You've got PTSD from the Vietnam war, The doctor say's [paraphrasing] “only take one pill when you wake up, and another one when you're going to sleep. Don't take two.” The character takes two... You don't have control. But as to what happens ingame, I'm just confused. Was it all a dream? How much of it was a dream? Was the women and the related events real/happen? [/spoiler] With the game world being small and liner. Why is it so stretched and empty? I'm almost sure all the text on notes are stretched. The rooms and hallways feel pieced together with empty spaces and hallways. There are some interesting and questionable art. For a small game as it is, it did startle me several times with its jump scares. But It is on the very low end of a horror game. Scary? No. light jump scary? Sure. It's OK for a free starter. But would need more content for a priced game.

The atmosphere kept me on edge the whole game, good story line and messed up at the same time so 100% recommended for people that like psychological horror and amazing jump scares!! You know what they say, cheep horror games hit harder than you think!!!

Honey Are You There is just... okay? For $4.50NZD, ($2.65USD), you'll get an experience that will run you about 30-40 minutes long, depending on how scary you find this. Personally, there was nothing here that I found scary. The story was honestly pretty intriguing, my friend and I had fun piecing it together while I played through. There was one creative scare which would've worked well enough on its own, but the developer had to slap a sound so egregiously loud that it damn near gave me tinnitus. This is what brings the game down for me. The game really expects you to believe that "loud = scary", and it can be when done right, but 95% of the time it never is. Being startled and being scared are two different things. For a first attempt, this is honestly harmless, but I do hope your next games are better! The controls are really odd. It kinda feels like you're gliding around on a stuttery roombah, and trying to position the crosshair JUST right can be really finicky, but it's all just first-game jank. I also really wish this game had achievements. I feel like with them, the game would have more stuff to do, but where it stands right now, it feels a little too basic. Games like this are the reason I wish steam reviews had a "mixed" option, but for the sake of the score, I'll have to say I DON'T RECOMMEND it. I'm sure there are people out there who would get a whole kick out of this game and find it to be the scariest game they've ever played.... IF they can get around to pulling out their card info for this title. Honey Are You There gets a 5/10

This is a decent foray into horror for 3 bucks. The movement controls feel a bit float-y and when it comes to interacting with objects it can be a bit picky. You have to be precise to open up a drawer, for example. Besides the the story told holds a bit of intrigue. I recommend it for the price if interested in a short horror experience. Gameplay here: https://youtu.be/3pDR5S7A-Pw