
Horror Story: Hallowseed is a story-driven psychological horror game. An obscure event causes two of your friends to disappear while you were camping in the woods. Left alone and stranded in an unknown place, you need to seek the answers about what happened, face the horror and find your friends.
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The game
Horror Story: Hallowseed is a single-player story-driven psychological horror adventure game that takes place in the fictional location, Hallowseed. Viewed from a first-person perspective, the beautifully rendered environment not only contains various puzzles but is also controlled by an advanced AI that reacts to the player’s choices and actions, activating random scare events.

The story
You were camping in the woods with two friends when an obscure event caused you to lose consciousness and wake up alone in an unknown, strange place. Explore your surroundings, look for clues in mysterious locations, run and hide from the dark spirits awakened by your presence. Do your best to survive, find your friends and uncover the mysteries hidden deep within Hallowseed – a place forgotten by time, damned and gripped by mysterious demonic terror!
Key Features:
Rich story - The player is driven by the story of a village whose inhabitants were seduced by an obscure power and condemned to darkness. While seeking to save his friends, the protagonist, Michael, will uncover what role he plays in all this tragedy.
Tense atmosphere - Immersive sound design and stunning visuals that will always keep you on your toes.
Micro-scares system - A system of random scary events that activate based on how you interact with the environment and will make you jump from your chair (or couch). Try different playthroughs with different choices to experience different scares!
Inspired by Horror Movie Classics - Insidious, The Conjuring and The Exorcism of Emily Rose.
Hallowseed is the first chapter in the Horror Story series by Jeff Winner, stay tuned for more!
Genres
Sums Steam only; GOG, Epic publish no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $19.99 | 356reviews | 64% | — | $95.7K |
| $3.99−80% | 16ratings | 68% | — | not modelled | |
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Reviews
Themes across 41 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
Reviews
Great game, simple but scary af.
Качественный хоррор, особенно лес в начале, только зашквал религиозности в этой игре, пугаться есть чему. 8/10
This game was ok
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Languages: English*, Portuguese - Brazil, French, German, Russian, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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So bad
it really is as bad as the other negative reviews claim
i actually liked this short game! gave me some small heart attacks .
Bad, poorly done!
Horror Story: Hallowseed suffers from aimlessness where you literally walk around for 7 - 10 minutes within an area with no way to progress until the game decides that it's time for you to move forward and opens a random door for you. Rinse and repeat and that's the game. By that time though, the horror aesthetic has already grown dull and when something remotely scary actually triggers it falls flat. Some other glaring issues are the max sensitivity still feeling far too slow, no way to turn off the awful motion blur when you get too close to walls, the forced nauseating screen shake during horror sequences (Both of which cannot be turned off) and the game turning your character so fast it breaks the camera for a second or two...
At first, it was really good. The graphics were decent, and the story unfolded well. However, once I got inside the house, the game became bogged down with tedious, trivial tasks, and it stopped being fun. Lighting matches, in particular, was a real hassle. In the end, I had no choice but to stop playing altogether. It might be fun once you go through the whole process, but I don't want to waste even another second finding that out.
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