That Which Gave Chase

As a massive fan of The Terror, The Thing, and Misery I found That Which Gave Chase rolled all three into a very tense and cinematic hour long experience. This game isn't for everyone and I can respect that. It's less of a game and more of an interactive movie at best. It's slow and tense and purposefully isolates you by leaving you in the dark about what happened throughout it's short timespan. I loved the unreliable narration of it all and the ambiguous ending, I loved the atmosphere and it's story telling was very similar to Mouthwashing - I think any fans of that game could greatly enjoy this one too. For anyone afraid of horror games: There are NO JUMPSCARES in this game, accidental ones can occur but the horror of the game lies in a Lovecraftian unknown style. Definitely a game I think people should check out, since this type of artic exploration horror is vastly underutilized in general but since the game lacks gameplay for most to sink their teeth into, watching a playthrough would suffice as well and still get the story across.

A good game that makes you think about what is happening. I can sense touches of philosophy and underlying ideas here - ideas that I haven't fully uncovered yet, but I would really like to give the game another try. I finished it in about one hour. Although it's short, it left me with a very pleasant impression. It's a pity that there is no Russian language support. Nowadays, with so many AI tools available, it would be great to provide text translations into different languages, especially Russian, since the Russian-speaking community consists of many millions of people. Thanks to the developer. I hope there will be more projects in the future with the same atmosphere