PC User Reviews

Horror game with interesting style and idea, but for horror it's not scary and more like puzzle game that is based on walking from location to location in small town that changes routes when you loose (all your characters die), weird movement and unclear idea of switching between characters, it felt like I could play with just one and it did't make any difference which is it, so the idea of many characters felt like they are the health bar basically, maybe it makes sense later in the game but I did't went that far.

I did not play this at launch. I picked it up at the beginning of 2024. So, any issues that were in the game originally, I have no experience with. I also bought this on all major platforms but my gameplay experience is strictly on consoles. This game took me by complete surprise. I bought it when it was on sale not thinking much of it at all. Once I started playing it, I was hooked. It has been a very long time since I felt my hair standing up while playing. This game does the sound of the enemies extremely well. Just hearing the creature by me is enough to make me super tense.This game is fully customizable. You can tweak almost everything about the game to give yourself the ideal experience. The layout of the village is unique each time you play it, so you can a different experience each time you play. With all the clues there are to collect in this game, you'll find yourself lost in this game for hours as you unlock the mystery in the town.

Atmospheric, tension-filled, graphically pleasing. I couldn't stop thinking about this game even when I wasn't playing it; the many mysteries of the village were with me for a while. The controls took some getting used to, but well worth it. I expect to revisit Saturnalia next winter solstice (but on a more forgiving difficulty level). Recommended.

Pretty fun game overall. The artstyle, atmosphere, and soundtrack are all great. The gameplay mechanics are generally well-designed, and the story/mystery had some interesting stuff going on. Though, I did encounter a couple of problems. For one, the controls and camera can be somewhat janky. Second, there were a few bugs. For instance, one character (Gabriele) got stuck a couple of times. There were also a few moments when I couldn't tell if the gameplay systems were buggy, or if they were just designed to be unpredictable and confusing... maybe both. Still, I had a good time.

Unique setting, great soundtrack, unusual graphic design, interesting mechanics, fun gameplay - all in one game. I'm not gonna lie and say that everything's perfect - it's not, but it's close, with the only real issue being the controls. These could definitely use some optimization. However, that said, it did not stop me from spending over 40 hours with the game so far and I can only recommend it.

======= only worth 5 dollar ======= -very repetitive stealth running like brick simulator, maze lvl design, not scary and game very dark cant see will. -only good atmosphere, music and u can customize difficulty.

Runs like **** on a mid-range GPU. No reason for this, graphics are ordinary. I get it: it's not an action game, but how can I appreciate a game when going around is not fun?

The way the city of Gravoi itself grows on you becoming the ultimate antagonist of the game will leave you haunted for quite some time after looking and the end credits. The look and the soundtrack of the game are outstanding, and you will be surprised more and more of the many gameplay novelties the game offers.