Judas Reviews

Ah, nah mate, if it would of been a fun hour of gameplay I would recommend it, but it's the opposite.

This "game" is a joke. Everything this game tries to do just falls flat and hard on its' face. I don't know how these sorts of games get past Greenlight and they don't belong on Steam. This game should be FREE! I noticed the game dropped in price from the 7$ that I paid to the now 4$. I don't understand why people are giving the game positive reviews when the game is broken and boring. The game has a single jumpscare and it's not a very good one. The story doesn't exist, or if it does I didn't undertand it because of how badly translated the game is. The game needs a lot of work, but the devs are too busy making trading cards for the game. Here is a full playthrough of this garbage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdyeVIlT_Bk

dont play this game its he most garbage game ive ever played, would refund the movement is hell eye cancer

The entire game takes about 30 minutes to complete. The idea with using the camera to see things that aren't there with the naked eye is cool. Puzzles are very straight forward. Enemies consist of an abusive father ghost and a little girl making a cameo appearance here and there. There's a quick time event where you need to defend yourself against father ghost. The rest of the game is pretty much running around triggering an event and solving a puzzle. Stock horror sounds and music felt a little out of place; like a looping soundtrack I would use on Halloween and I think I heard the Sailor Moon theme song play somewhere in there for no reason but I could be imagining it. Story element is not really existent. No idea why the game is called Judas. Notes scattered around the apartment are not in proper sentence format. The game itself is not that bad. I bought it on sale, however I would not pay full price for it as it's very short.

Solid little indie-horror game that is mostly a walking simulator taking place inside a haunted apartment. The story slowly unfolds as you solve small puzzles and examine things in the apartment. There are some decent scares and the sound is quite creepy but then you notice it is just a long loop. Nice game for the price.

Poor. There's barely 30 minutes of play here and is not worth it for the asking price or even heavily discounted. There's some semblance of horror here but it's just buried in the chaos that is this game. The story is nonsensical and contains some of the worst English translation I've ever seen. Not to mention, the translation isn't complete, some of the in-game text following interacting with things still appears in Russian. Just avoid.

holy fucking shit, this game change my life. honestly this game has made me consider committing suicide. pls buy this game for the person who thinks that they are happy. this game will make them realise that there is nothing great in life, only gray people and shitty story building. it is said that Slobodan Milosovic played this game's early build before committing 57 war crimes in bosnia. 10/10 game though (inirronicaly)

Side-ways thumb! Not a bad game aside from the fact that it made me puke. Minor spoilers have been blacked out. This was a really tough one to get through because I am easily motion sick and there is no toggle for the head bob. I've said it in my other reviews and I'll say it again: Head Bob NEEDS to have a toggle!! My other gripe is that one of the puzzles required me to [spoiler]search every single tile in a bathroom. Mousing over each tile slowly and carefully to painstakingly piece together a code.[/spoiler] It was terrible and only served to make me more nauseous. Aside from those problems, the spooks were decent(until I noticed that all the audio was on loop) and the story was solid. I was a little confused by the ending but that's ok. [spoiler]Was I dead too? Did I adopt the little girl ghost? Was I the father all along?[/spoiler] All in all, this is a semi-creepy game that would probably get a much better review from somebody who doesn't get sick as easily. I think the price is tiny bit steep for what I got. I would drop it down to $1.99. :P

I wanted to record a video and I ended up deleting all of the footage. This game is SOOO HARD to navigate and you literally wander around until you accidentally just hover over what you need to do. I will not be recommending this game to people who stream or record. I spent money on this game and I kind of wish I listened to the reviews before purchasing... Also the sounds are TERRIBLE, it's a constant loop of the same 6 sounds. BIG NO!

From Studio 48, the same publisher/developer responsible for Locked-In Syndrome, comes their second horror title, Judas. About 95% of the gameplay takes place inside of a small apartment location, where the player is tasked with solving puzzles in order to both escape, and figure out the horrific events that unfolded within. There is little guidance to help the player along the way, which may cause some to feel frustrated at the difficulty of the enigmas. It's a stark contrast to their previous title, where the puzzle solutions were too easy to find. However, since most of the game takes place in a small room, it's not too hard to figure out what to do next. Rather than opting for creepy background music, the developer has used a series of sound effects such as screams, doors opening and slamming shut, and other eerie sounds to try to create a tense atmosphere. It doesn't really work too well, but the effort is there to some degree. The story, although sub-par, has rather grim subject matter. If you were a victim of child abuse, then Judas may not be the game for you. It centers around a father who drastically hurt his daughter, and his wife. I won't go in to anymore detail here, as doing so would spoil the remainder of the game, and the plot itself is paper thin to begin with. The graphics aren't terrible, but they're not high quality; it's easy to tell that this is a very low budget title. Though it's not a strong recommendation, Judas isn't necessarily a terrible game, it's just low budget. The developer did put in some moderate effort to the game, and did end up releasing a patch to fix the crashing issues that it suffered from in the beginning; although their presence is absent from the forums. There are some pretty cool horror effects, but don't expect to be scared out of your pants while playing Judas. Lasting just over half an hour, the game isn't worth the $3.29 asking price, but if you can catch it on sale it's worth picking up if you're short on horror games to play. [h1]Rating: [b]2.0/5.0[/b] It's not bad, but it's not great.[/h1] The Horror Network [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/28221963/]Curator[/url] | [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/thehorrornetwork]Group[/url] Click for Gore