PC User Reviews

**BrokenLore Low** is an extremely basic and shallow game that doesn’t deliver a compelling story and doesn’t know how to properly tell its narrative. On top of the poor storytelling, the gameplay offers nothing—it’s mostly just a walking simulator with some scares that don’t even effectively create tension. The game is really bad, doesn’t even measure up to other indie games at its level, and I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone.

This game was able to give me back those sensations that I hadn't felt since PT, I say it's the progenitor of this genre of first-person horror game, I recommend it for two very important reasons: the plot, being the first glue game in a series of titles, it lays the foundations for a narrative plot that promises sparks, the second is all about the sound design, my dears, play it with headphones and you'll understand what I'm referring to. The design choice of using low poly graphics in a certain moment of the game is very valuable, as was already clear from the trailer, compliments to Serafini production!

This game made me feel incredibly anxious. No easy jumpscares, just a constant sense of unease. The audio is incredible and some scenes give you goosebumps. High level graphics and cinematics. Really well done!

Few horror games dare to explore the depths of the human psyche as unflinchingly as BrokenLore: LOW. In a genre often saturated with predictable jump scares and recycled mechanics, LOW delivers an experience that is not only terrifying but profoundly unsettling, leaving a lingering impact long after the credits roll.

Fair warning to anyone who wants to play this game, The steam page only warns for "adult content" and they hold back the trigger warning for sexual assault until the game's title page after you've paid for the game already. This game has a non-graphic but first-person experience of what is essentially date ****. They must have decided getting money was more important than warning people who will be triggered by this.

I highly recommend this game to anyone who loves immersive and engaging horror experiences. A small gem in the vast horror market