Lost in Vivo Reviews

great game, john wicked demons for my dog

i saw a jeff the killer quote in the loading screen and had to be rushed to the hospital

Lost in Vivo didn't really do it for me. I thought for a few years that this was the best indie horror game, but I was wrong. It’s my fault because I didn’t relate to a single thing that was happening to the main character, and the notes were just edgy and made no sense to me for a while, before the bathroom scene, I quickly understood what this game was trying to represent, and I think it failed horribly. The gunplay, the movement, everything was out of place for me, I understand the FOV's role in the atmosphere but it's just a no. Enemies were really weird, AI is incredibly dumb, wish there were more scripted encounters that made me jump, rather than them getting stuck in walls, or acting out of place. The music was also kind of bad, Lunacid had a great soundtrack compared to this, but I couldn't bear to listen to it most of the time, didn't really replicate that Akira Yamaoka type of ambience. Maybe the constant terror that the game was trying to do made it mostly unplayable to just immerse yourself, because every time I tried to take it slow, the game's sounds just made me rush through the locations without really thinking properly. As a horror game, it overdelivers everything that it can, making it either the scariest, or the dullest experience for players. I'm sad that I didn't enjoy it after lingering on and on about this game, maybe after a while I'll change my mind about it and understand why people love this game.

If you have a low end system don't run this game. Was really wanting to play this until I saw it was 20 fps. I can run cs2 on here but cant run this. ????

Aside from the usual buggy "charms" of an indie game, this one is pretty dang good.

It's good and scary like silent hill. i had fps problems at the end section though whenever i fired any gun.

That was such a phenomenal game, there's absolutely no reason not to get it especially at that price point: it's a perfect match for all fans of horror games like Silent Hill and Resident Evil

A solid indie horror game. You can really feel the Silent Hill influence. The music adds a nice touch to the eerie vibe. It’s short, with only a few locations, but the story about Bayagototh is interesting. Hopefully, the developer will explore it further in a more ambitious sequel.

There is not very much I can say about Lost In Vivo that hasn't been already said. What I can say, however, is that this is one of the very few games to actually make me feel fear and anxiety. And I am not someone who suffers from anxiety in the slightest or scares easily. Truly a masterpiece of the horror genre, I highly recommend giving this game a shot even if these kind of games aren't up your alley. A wholesome story hides behind the grotesque facade.

A fantastic psychological horror game that really spoke out to me. I've suffered with an Eating Disorder for a large part of my life, so some of the themes in this game definetley hit me hard.