HorrorVale

As of recently i have just gotten the standard ending for this game, and if I where to explain my feelings lightly: This has to be one of the most well-made RPGs i have ever played. all the care and love put into these characters, each with so much emotion and care put into them. I could easily give this game a yes reccomendation for each of them (Plum especially #plumsweep) but just... This is the greatest game I have ever played. I dont often review games, but this... This has been life-changing. Thank you horrorvale

cute kind of dark

For a Spooktacular adventure its very much quite a Fright to make it through. I Very much liked this Spooky game for all the scary charms and Ghastly Frights it gave. Definitely something you Could enjoy for its own Spooky humor. And its gives you a lot of stuff to do while so trying to just get your dog. Saving dog isn't much of a big time waster, so you got plenty of time to get you Hands on this Before you go back on that Chase. Definitely give this games A Web of reviews....If I could at least. I been webbed onto this game long enough. .....So can someone get the spider to Let me go? /m\"

I really enjoyed my time with the game. It dragged on a little at times (Act 4,) but there's a lot here I love. The writing and character art is charming, the side quests all feel worth doing just because they're fun mini adventures, and it feels great to mix and match different party members. I'd eagerly recommend this to anyone who enjoys 'spooky' as an aesthetic, and likes rpgs, even if it isn't Halloween. Just be prepared for it to be a bit chunkier than you may expect.

the most underrated game ever

A delightful indie RPG featuring an amazing roster of 30 playable characters! If you have even the slightest fondness for horror or horror-adjacent media, pointing out all the lovingly crafted references is a game in and of itself. The effects, combat is balanced (with most characters having relevant moves when you get them and unique gimmicks to make them stand out), and the main plot is solid, but by far the stand-out feature is the bevy of party member sidequests. Each of them adds a new layer to the group, making what I think is likely one of the most fun selections of characters in any RPG. The only negative to the game is the pacing; sometimes, it does feel a tiny bit padded (especially in Act 2), but it never gets Creepy Steeple-levels of bad. The game only gets better the further in you get, however; I truly recommend it to anyone looking for a fun 30-ish hour RPG, or anyone who enjoys horror (though this is decisively NOT a horror game; there are really only two or three sections that are in any way scary, so don't go into it expecting something like Outlast).

So some years ago I was browsing Steam for around an hour, and I found the demo of this game. I played it, liked it, and then forgot about it. I then saw some updates about delays to the game in the Steam news section. But eventually the game came out, but the developers accidently made the demo page the main game page so anyone who downloaded the demo would get the full game for free. So I played the game and I saw the revamped Act 1. I didn't really know what to expect but I didn't expect a fifty hour RPG. The game kept surprising me again and again, with unexpected twists that felt earned. I played the launch version, and haven't really played any of the post launch content. This is one of the best games I've played and it is terribly underrated. I truly believe this could be the next thing to take the internet by storm. The combat of the game is entertaining. I'd describe it as a more friend version of LISA in that way, having the large pool of party members that fill special niches. It doesn't really get all that complex unless you want to fight some of the optional bosses early or do the post game boss rematches. I actually managed to do a challenge run that was a solo run only using the main character. It took me around one hundred hours to beat and I am the third person to do it so far. The game is choke full of references to all types of horror and general 2000 to 2016 internet culture. I've never really been a horror fan, more of a Sci-Fi type of guy, but I was able to get most of the references through cultural osmosis. The whole game is classic horror versus classic internet horror. It is a pretty beautiful celebration of all horror and it is nice to see just genuine passion for something. I want to one day make a video that properly expresses my massive love for this game but this kinda long Steam review will suffice for now.