Eyes of Hellfire

This game HAD so much potential. I bought the Early Access got I wanted to support this and give it all the chance it could, yet its still being abandoned by the publisher. It sounds like stuff went on behind the scenes, so i'm saddened for the developers, programmers and artists that put heart into this game. It was always gonna be a niche game, and a risk, but it was one of the most interesting concepts for a game in recent times, especially horror. I will try to be hopeful that somehow this gets resurrected in the future, than something will take the chance on this game. And I hope the best for the dev teams next venture. I am torn between recommending to still buy it right now, as what is there is rough, but decent for a bit of fun, not polished but had so much promise. I'd say still get it to try and show that there is still interest in it, but at the same time I'm asking you to potentially throw money into a void. Maybe pick it up on sale and have a fun evening with friends

Game has ceased development, but I would still recommend interested players check it out. Especially at the affordable price and the fact that a Friend Pass for up to 5 players exists. Fans of 'Betrayal at House on the Hill' should especially check it out. The first time I opened this with someone it was to just take a peek at the tutorial and draw comparisons to some of the board games we played-- we ended up spending the next 2 hours exploring and fighting for our lives~

Grusel alá Lovecraft 10/10

Some great ideas here but unfortunately has some glaring issues which might eventually get fixed but that's looking unlikely as the game might end up abandoned. Most major of these is the combat. Combat is unbalanced. This game has a very strict action economy on the players. This is fine and good in of itself, but when you encounter enemies, especially the more dangerous enemies, it becomes very apparent that they have an unlimited action economy. This makes it very easy to get locked into a death spiral, which screws over your entire team. Simple fix for this is to make enemies have an action economy. This can be invisible to the players of course, but making enemies essentially play by the same rules would go a long way toward prevent them from infinite comboing you and anyone in your vicinity into a frustrated and bored pulp. If that alone is fixed I think that this game could be fantastic. Otherwise it's cheap enough, and can be a fun lark with a group. Buyer beware there are boss fights, be careful when activating certain interactables, especially if there is a foreboding description of something waiting. That's a good sign to prepare for the worst.

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ CASH AND GRAB

It's a very interesting take on a sorta card-based dungeon crawling board game with light horror elements. This game was lots of fun in the little time I did spend on it, but isn't worth the full price. I bought it on the promise of future content, which is no longer coming as the publisher has pulled the plug on it. I'd recommend looking elsewhere for something to pull your crew into.

It's a fun game it has so much potential