Lost in Vivo

Lost in Vivo is one of the best horror games I have ever played and Akuma Kira clearly poured their heart and soul into this game. Before playing this game, the only games I played of Kira's was Spooky's Jumpscare Mansion and that one hunting game that was a part of a Dread X Collection. Lost in Vivo delves VERY heavy into some very serious topics, so do be careful if you are sensitive about those subjects. Lost in Vivo is an FPS Psychological Horror Game and by god does it do that and then some. Lost in Vivo has amazing horror design in both music and art, with terrifying monsters, eerie and ominous locations, and perfect music for each area. My only real issues with the game are quite minor and don't worsen the game in any way, the game was primarily made by one person, so mistakes are going to be expected. The issues I had were mostly that you had no way to replay the game normally and needed to do New Game +, and each time you complete New Game +, it goes up a number and gets harder, causing me to replay the game until I got New Game + 4, which while hard and a bit annoying with replaying, I still had a lot of fun with the game. Only other issue was with the Midnight mode, as it was a type of roguelike wave mode and, while that's fine, the indicator for the nearest enemy doesn't take elevation into account, so I couldn't find the last stationary enemy due to me not knowing which floor they were on in a giant maze. Overall, Lost in Vivo is an amazing game that I put on par with similar games like Cry of Fear and truly shows the amazing work that Akuma Kira can pump out. I give the game a 9/10