silkbulb / flathead Reviews

Fun spooky game. Could be spookier though

FLATHEAD is a luck-based game that places you in a strange facility, forcing you to play a tense game of Over-Under. You test your fortune by choosing a number between 1 and 20, deciding whether the outcome will be over or under. To win, you must succeed in three rounds and collect a certain number of points before the monster grabs you. Each full win rewards you with tapes that reveal pieces of the game's lore, gradually uncovering the story. The visuals have an amazing and terrifying aesthetic, and exceptional sound design with realistic noises like footsteps and breathing makes the atmosphere even more immersive. Simplicity of the gameplay makes it easy to get into, providing a fast-paced, tense, and thrilling experience for anyone who enjoys testing their luck under pressure. Follow my Curator : [url=store.steampowered.com/curator/44793303-The-games-that-I%2527ve-played/] The games that i`ve played [/url]⠀

The thrill of gambling and being lobotomized 8/10 mix it up a lil more and this would be meth and Balatro

Purely luck-based game, with no room for skill or strategy to influence the outcome. Even if you consistently make statistically optimal choices, you might still end up losing and having to go through the same frustrating s**t all over again. Only bought the game because of the price and seemingly small number of achievements. However, getting a Platinum for this game would take a lot of unnecessary time because it turns out you are required to collect all of the tapes. That would be fine if the gameplay had more to offer but it offers nothing rewarding or engaging beyond its basic mechanics which are getting stale extremely fast. Do not recommend.

It's a pretty good game with a a bit of repetition to get to the true end

A quick little fun game, yes it is very cheesable, yes it is a short experience that works for like 2 hrs. but for the price and the clever idea it deserves the upvote, the only thing I did dislike was that the tapes of lore were a slog to get, to the point I used the switch, it should've been one row for easy, one row for normal, one for hard.