VISAGE

Scariest game I've ever played and I played Pajama Sam No Need To Hide When It's Dark Outside.

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This review does not contain spoilers.
Genuinely the scariest game I have ever played hands down. I was too scared to walk upstairs for a glass of water after playing this game. I actually despise it because it was too good . Visage does not rely solely on jumpscares, it creates an anxiety and panic inducing environment which keeps you scared the whole time playing. You truly are never safe. I would recommend this game to anyone and honestly believe it is one of the best horror games out there. This game is not for the faint of heart.

I don't know how, but I'm literally struggling to play this game because it's just too uncomfortably terrifying and I just get to the point where I cannot continue. I finished several horror games like both Outlast games and Amnesia series, but this is just something else. I'm not saying it's bad or something, this just means that it's super good title and everybody who loves horror games should play it. Awesome game!

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Alright, let me tell you about Visage, the horror game that had me on the edge of my seat from start to finish. SadSquare Studio really knows how to scare the socks off you, and I'm not kidding when I say it's the scariest game I've ever played.
The atmosphere they've crafted is just chilling, and the rising tension had me constantly on edge. From flickering lights to creepy spectral figures, the haunted house in Visage is a nightmare you can't escape. And let me tell you, even the most mundane rooms had me trembling with fear. It's that good.
One thing that sets Visage apart is its hands-off approach. You're thrown into the game without much guidance, and at first, it might feel a bit disorienting. But trust me, it works like a charm. You'll find yourself exploring every nook and cranny, always wondering if there's something lurking in the shadows.
As you progress, the game takes you on a wild journey, both psychologically and in reality. You'll find yourself in lost treehouses, grim cemeteries, and even a supermarket, each with its own terrifying story to tell. The puzzles are top-notch, and every chapter keeps you buzzing with adrenaline and fright.
But, I must admit, Visage isn't without its flaws. The inventory system is a bit wonky, and I found myself battling the controls just to do simple tasks. It can get frustrating, especially in the heat of the moment when you need to use items quickly.
However, despite its minor flaws, Visage is a horror lover's dream come true. It doesn't rely on cheap jump scares; instead, it burns itself into your brain, leaving you second-guessing every move you make. It's an unsettling experience that I won't be forgetting anytime soon.
So, if you're a fan of horror games and love the thrill of being scared, Visage is an absolute must-play. Just be prepared to have sleepless nights and a few hair-raising moments. It's a journey through fear and terror that you won't want to miss.