MOLDRISE

the last of us with feet instead of zombies

It's a little short (took me around 4 hours to 100% and explore all dialogue options with every NPC) and doesn't really have replay value once you complete it but it's obvious that a lot of love went into it. It's a fun little horror for one or two evenings. If you enjoyed games like Mouthwashing, Mole or No I'm Not A Human, you're going to love this ^^

Hawaiian pizza is ok btw

If you played BUCKSHOT ROULETTE then this is right up your alley. Despite Mike Klubnika officially only working on the music (which is phenomenal), it's obvious the dev and mike are close friends. The resident conversations reminded me a lot of the videos xx_skull_mug_xx and the game's simple gameplay mechanics keep it intruiging to climb the building's many floors. While this is a horror game, there were no jumpscares or cheap thrills. It rather focuses on the disconcerting resident interactions and the unknown foot fungus instead of being chased by a monster, which I think is fine, personally. If you're looking for a breather until Mike Klubnika's Machine Party release on July 30th, I can wholeheartedly recommend Raffaele Picca's short horror narrative :)

Do not read anything about the game before hand if possible. Great story and ambience. Wished it was longer, but is very good. Took maybe 2 hours to get through it.

For some reason, the game's audio kept glitching out on me (with the help of the developer, I did find out that there was an error on my side that we've solved since then), but this only added to the game's overall creepy atmosphere and hilarious dark humor. This is a very solid horror game with a good ammount of trial and error that makes all the next tries easier after death. It also sports a good ammount of replayability with all the other endings to get and characters to meet.

Loved it, really felt like you're learning, and each run after a death went faster and faster, as you now knew which steps you can skip and stuff like that

beware of deez nuts