True Fear: Forsaken Souls Part 1 Reviews

Good, but some of the logic doesn't make sense.

Loved it. The map system is great, there's no "developer mind reading" puzzles. It's all pretty straightforward while still challenging. I got this because I read it was one of the scariest ones. It definitely is more scary by comparison, but it's not like it's Silent Hill or Amnesia. So if you like point and click with light scares, I recommend it. Played all chapters, excited to play the second part.

Solid HOG with an interesting story to go with it, and puzzles that were not too hard and not too easy.

I hadn't played a game like this for years. As an adult now, it was really fun to revisit a click and point horror game. Was it truly scary? No. The story is interesting though. You play as a woman who got a strange letter to visit the old house where they used to live as little children. She remembers things the more you play and find objects. You have to solve rather easy puzzles to progress through. If it's too difficult, there is a skip or help button. She remembers having one sister... but she finds recordings of her mother that shook her world upside down. At the start of the game, there were some cheesy supposed to be jumpscares. I bet middle schoolers would be scared to death about it. Not scary at all. The game is more mysterious than anything. For every reason except scary horror, this game is worth it for some casual videogaming.