It's a good game that brings together horror and puzzles. The main character, Joe Castevet, has to learn about his past while progressing through a lurid story. Highly recommended for people who, like me, love horror video games and racking their brains with clever puzzles.

It's an alright horror game with a pretty good atmosphere and great sound design for an indie game, although the puzzles aren't much to write home about. Plus, while thankful that it doesn't have cheap jumpscares, this means that playing it in another playthrough sadly weakens the scare factor. It's worth giving it a look but maybe when it's $10 or less. Also, these 10/10 user reviews I've read have been made in the same date of 5 of november. Gee, I wonder why lol I don't think the game is bad, and if you're looking for some small indie games to scratch that horror itch, it's worth giving it a try, but it's no masterpiece. There's some interesting ideas in the story (clocks around 2 hours) but they're not fully explained from beginning to end. Plus, the game says that there's "a bunch od different endings to unlock", but so far I only met with two, where it basically boils down to a single choice in the end. For what it's worth, given rhat this is the dev's first game, I'm willing to give a pass, but I hope they'll do better next time.

insomnis is an amazing horror game. It keeps you tense all the time and I have had several unexpected scares. the narrative is very good and there are many puzzles to solve and objects to find in the mansion. An indie that cannot be missing in the library of someone who loves classic horror stories.