IMMURE Reviews

Immure has more action going on than in Sally Face. I can't compare one to another really, both stories are great. If are into Fran Bow, Sally Face & Beholder like games, i'd definitely recommend trying this one out. it's a "yes" from me.

I like how Steve Gabry draws perfect in the game, especially sally face easter eggs in the game

A fun puzzle/horror-styled game with a decent amount of replayability, though I would recommend waiting for Part 2 to come out so you can feel like you got your money's worth. (EDIT 6 MONTHS LATER: Had to buy Part 2, with Part 1 becoming free for all to enjoy. Not happy with this choice, but at least you wont have to pay $13 for the current experience like I did).

The game is amazing, would love to play chapter 2, but Steam is not installing the DLC for whatever reason. Would highly recommend this game and everything else Steve Gabry has made.

If you've played the demo for this game on itch, DO NOT buy this! This is literally the exact same excerpt from that demo, only with a price tag of $8. I picked this up thinking it'd be more than that, but it's pretty much identical from what I can tell. At most, there's some cut scenes or other small tidbits in this paid version. That set aside, It's a great side scroller horror game. The art style is neat, the atmosphere is creepy and slightly unnerving. There's not a lot of jumpscares, but getting chased by angry kill monsters is pretty stressful. Sound design is pretty solid and lets you know when threats are coming or going. Everything is pretty well thought out though I think if I had to be nit picky, the game tends to dive back and forth between trying to be funny and trying to be creepy. It doesn't always mix particularly well, but overall it was still enjoyable. The game itself is a fun playthrough as a horror point and click adventure, but I still can't recommend it as it's basically exactly the same as the demo.

It saddens me that this game isn't more popular, the writing and story is so compelling. After I watched Markiplier play this recently (it was an old video I somehow skipped over) I felt like I had to see more. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the second level had a completely different feel to it! In the first level with the Fireman, I honestly got really sick of the main enemy because it felt like he followed me everywhere I went, less like he was patrolling the halls and more like he was following me... almost like he was [i]puppy guarding[/i] me.But I still loved to story and style, and I'm always a sucker for puzzles. The second chapter was sooo much better, the only time there was even a main enemy was at the very end, as you spend the entire level interrogating two sisters who are badly injured and their parents murdered, trying to discern which of them did it as they blame each other. I loved the detective nature of the second chapter, plus, I felt the characters were extremely lacking in the first chapter, but I very quickly liked every character in the second chapter (except the mom, tbh). Something tells me that the way that nobody talks about this game means there may not be a third chapter coming. I wish I had known about this game a couple years earlier, I gladly would've supported the kickstarter and maybe we could've seen a full game.

Though "Chapter One" is simply the demo with the addition of saves and some added cut scenes, I love this game so far and am excited to see where it goes. I was disappointed the kickstarter didn't make it's goal, but that was due entirely to the lack of buzz surrounding the game. Not enough people knew about it to contribute. The game itself is very original with a tantalizing premise and the potential for dozens of nightmarish environments, story lines and enemies. I hope that the money Chapter One makes on Steam will be enough to fund the rest of the game. Best of luck game devs! You've made something truly wonderful!

So far the game is very enjoyable and the easter eggs from Sally face are also cute if u played it ! Over all i recomand playing it but the only minus is that u dont get that much to play for 6.5 € ! I sincerely recomand to wait for the entire game to be relased and then buying it all for a good price !

Well then...Thats my first review, but i thought i should do one I first played Immure after i watched a video from Markiplier about it. At that point, there was only a Demo available with the first Chapter. I loved the art style, the story (so far) and the idea behind it all. I do not know wether or not the "decissions" (do not want to spoil anything) have an impact on the story, for the only chapter is chapter one, but to have a choice what to do gives a small feeling of freedom, in a game, which just could have been straight forward. Its not an AAA title, but it does not have to be. Even if only the first Chapter is availabe, iam looking forward to future Chapters and additions to the story. For everyone who is not sure about wether or not to buy that game, check out the Demo or/and the Gameplay from Markiplier. They changed some things, but overall the first chapter remained the same.

Art and ambiance are great. Exactly the kind of game I love, a la Fran Bow. Or so it appeared. Ultimately, I've spent about 9 minutes with this game and that's all I'm going to spend because [spoiler]wouldn't you know it, there's a freaking monster you have to hide from that kills you constantly within that timeframe. I don't like survival escape-the-monster games. If I'd known that's what this game was, I wouldn't have spent the money.[/spoiler] Although the game isn't for me because of that, I wholeheartedly recommend this! It's well worth the money. The animations and sound are fabulous. I sincerely hope to see and play more by these folks soon!