Lorelai

Oh damn, what a ride that was
I loved everything about that game
The story, oh how my heart felt heavy through the whole gameplay and how my face was wet with tears at the end
The artstyle is incredible and changes so often, it was such a wonderful sight and made me sit in front of it with awe
The music is awesome too, really good picks
All in all, well, I wish I could experience it again without knowing anything
Go, take the ride
10/10

It`s sad, dark and depressing... But in a great way! You can really feel what the main character is experiencing, the story is well written and the voice acting is amazing. The 3 games of the DEVIL CAME THROUGH series are masterpieces!

Such a beautiful game I´m in love the devil came through here trilogy is the best thing that ever happened to me in my entire life.
I personally recommend to start playing The Cat Lady first, then go for Downfall and then playing Lorelai. I also recommend playing Burnhouse Lane after you finished the devil came through here trilogy and trust me you´ll love it. Harvester Games is always a hit fr.

honestly obsessed with this game.
the nostalgic aesthetic? that deep, moody color palette? all making it even better
its dark and psychological but in a beautiful way.

Lorelai feels like a quiet storm of everything that came before in the series.

I'm not as massive of a fan of the setting in this one as i was the previous two titles. (Downfall and The Cat Lady) This game is more restrained and more reflective of real world struggles. It's about poping trauma into your lap in cycles and how people carry damage and hurt differently as each character is struggling this something...good or bad.

If you’ve played Downfall or The Cat Lady, you’ll notice the connections but even on its own, Lorelai works. The pacing is MUCH slower than the other two, the mood seems heavier, and the game trusts you to notice details instead of spelling things out. However its much easier to play than the previous two as it feels like it holds your hand throughout instead of having to find out on your own through trial and error.

I think what stood out to me most is how lonely it feels. Not in a dramatic way just that quiet, uncomfortable loneliness that creeps in when everything goes still. The puzzles are straightforward, the atmosphere does the heavy lifting, and the story unfolds naturally.

This isn’t the loudest Harvester Games title but it might be the most mature and centered in real world hurt. It feels like a closing chapter, emotionally. If you like horror that lets silence and tension do the work, Lorelai delivers.

My favorite of the series! The controls have been improved, I can even play with a controller now. The game feels better and more polished overall. I like the story more than the previous games, it seems more straight forward and doesn't jump around too much. The characters are also likable and the choices you make feel like they matter.
The soundtrack is good, but not something I'd listen to outside of this game. Again, animations and graphics have improved since the last game. The direction is pretty cinematic at times.
If you liked the previous games, this one is my favorite of the trilogy. Works on it's own too, I think.

It is not the best game of the triology (Cat Lady is!), but it is def a game that gets you thinking about life, relationships and what really matters. That said I did not fully love the story or the puzzles, especially not since there was a graphics but that I never managed to solve which made parts of the game black. Hmm.
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Play this game if:

- You likes the previous games in the series (stories are not connected)
- You want to indulge yourself in gore, violence & brutality

Do Not play this game if:

- You do not want to see extreme violence and death
- You are looking for a horror game, this is blood and gore but not scary
- You want a deeper story, this one felt a bit flat. I dunno.


Verdict: 6.5/10