A kinda underwhelming puzzle and resource management game. It feels like you can figure out the target too easy and get all the information you need with little risk of running out of time. That and the gameplay isn't too interesting. Just taking levels of risk which when optimized boils down to spending the more available resource. A shame too because its an interesting premise and story. The game also feels really

Life Eater is a psychological horror strategy game developed by Strange Scaffold and published in partnership with Frosty Pop that distinguishes itself immediately through its unsettling premise and experimental structure. Rather than placing players in the role of a survivor or investigator, the game casts you as Ralph, a man bound to serve an ancient, otherworldly entity named Zimforth. Each year, in order to

It's such an interesting idea that I loved getting to play through despite the inherent brutality of such a premise. It's good to play to completion for one long sitting or in multiple smaller ones, as it only took me a few hours. Requires attention to detail, mild investigation skills, and patience. Got a bit emotional at the end. Highly recommend!