Terror At Oakheart

It has a great ambiance and lots of nifty 80s horror tropes/references, but the game artificially gates its difficulty through a lack of intermediate saves.

A nice short love letter to classic slashers or if you're a fan of 80s/90s horror flicks.

Horrid, boring combat ruins an otherwise stylish presentation. Once again, gameplay so subpar to presentation. Didn't finish. Not worth the effort.

An absolute gem of a game with an amazing art style and story, finished it in one go and thoroughly enjoyed myself every step of the way. The different perspectives and players making you set the scenes up yourself was such an immersive experience, I am definitely going to be checking out this studios other games!

It was like playing an old school 80s slasher flick in GBA form. What I enjoyed is the shifting perspective where you play different characters including the killer themselves. It is a little light on gameplay in the early half of the game and one has to wonder if stuff was left on the cutting room floor since the inventory system allows for far more than you would ever have. That being said, it was short and sweet. Even its overall length is like the average runtime of a slasher flick. If you are a fan of those films then you might enjoy this. Those looking for deep gameplay will be disappointed. It also has a bonus mode which only further caters to that old school GB and GBA feel.

absolute trash of a game. i bought it for like 3 bucks and it was still bad. just avoid it

Great Midnight Game, I can tell this was made with love for our classic horror stories and slashers. The MUSIC IS RAD TOO! Thanks for the fun ride!