Bloody Hills Reviews

The game is solid, with impressive graphics and smooth performance in terms of frame rate. Overall, it was a highly enjoyable experience

I first played the Demo and was blown away by the atmosphere of the game. The setting is every horror fans Dream a summer camp with kids all alone and a killer stalking them. The feeling of being alone with a killer stalking you is cool. I played bloody hills from Bloody pitch fork games and they did a great job of there first game. The AI is good as the killer chases you and graphics have been vastly improved from the demo. if you up for a indie horror game that gets your heart pumping then Buy Blood hills. its a very good game from a up and coming Game developer. I cant want for there next title.

The game is in general a fun experience; it's definitely good for an indie game studio; it gives that Friday the 13th-ish fibe, which I totally am in for, and I do suggest getting it; it's not that expensive, and it's a short, fun experience, I rate it an 7.5/10 it has it's flaws yes but besides that it is just great.

I love the Atmosphere and Level Desing and the Voice acting is nice too. i can only reccomend the Game

Short but fun game, similar to Outlast or other first person survival horror games where you run from a killer while trying to figure out the truth behind what is happening. There are some nice details and propping around certain levels and it's overall enjoyable to see developers put some effort into random details. Overall not a bad experience but could use some tweaks to fix small issues

Haven't played much just dipped my toes into the water here but so far I'm really enjoying it. Has a lot of charm with it's classic 19's horror camper slasher vibes as well has having fantastic sound design. I plan on updating this review further after I full complete it which my take a little bit of time as I often get lost with my bad sense of direction. I would say give it a buy as even though some may say it is short sometimes it's not about the game length but the experience as a whole. :)

I had a fun time playing this! It was a maybe a little wonky here and there when the AI would just get randomly stuck in places, but usually it just led to me having a good laugh and being able to get him unstuck. Also, the chase music is an absolute banger.

It's a short, but enjoyable game. The music does a nice job setting up the tone, the gameplay's pretty straightforward, and it even got an "Oh shit!" out of me a couple times. Sometimes interacting with objects is a bit janky and you really don't need to use the flashlight until about halfway through the game, but they don't really detract from the experience once you get used to it. It's also nice to play a horror game where you can sprint for more than four paces. It's not a bad game at all, especially for the price.

After really enjoying Leslie's previous game I can say I'm pleasantly surprised by Bloody Hills! Stepping up from the lineal levels from Umbra to a semi open zone makes the game play so much more dynamic and fun, even if I got lost sometimes haha There's a lot of new stuff, from assets, to voice acting, to higher quality cutscenes, if you enjoyed Umbra I definetly suggest playing Bloody Hills! If I can add any suggestions is adding some sort of minimap option to know where exactly to go!

This game gave me a constant horror experience. From the beginning, you feel trapped in the woods, with a dark atmosphere that keeps you in constant tension. I really like the mechanics of investigating objects and activating generators. The only minor issue I had was that I had to use a key to open an elevator, but it didn't work at first but was quickly resolved. Other than that, I didn't experience any glitches for the rest of the game, which is a big plus. The music is very well done. It manages to increase the tension and really makes you feel that the killer is close. Overall, it's an entertaining and recommendable experience.