Lured to a rural property in Massachusetts, college students Jessica King and Nathan Romero are thrust into a terrifying battle for survival against an otherworldly evil. Test your instincts and your will to survive in this retro-style survival horror adventure, inspired by the classics of the '90s.
Derange very much reminded me of some of my other favorite retro-style horror games, like Viviette, Camp Sunshine and The Count Lucanor.
At first.
These types of games tend to to offer the player "more"; these games do so much with so little. While not made up of shiny, state-of-the-art graphics, these smaller horror games often contain multiple endings,...
Selecting a new game will allow you to choose the game’s difficulty, Casual (weaker enemies with plenty of supplies). Survival (standard game difficulty) and Nightmare (deadlier enemies, scarce supplies).
“His first words were: “don’t come for me.” We should have listened. It had been two years since we’d last seen Dr. Prestor. He had vanished off the...
A horrific experience for all the wrong reasons. Horrendous combat and puzzle design. Can't even finish it due to finite resources and overpowered enemies in the last chapter. And the only thing scary about it is it costs money
I don't write reviews. This is my first. I'm not even going to review the game as I've only played 20 minutes.
I will however review the developer. I'm 50+ years old, I remember Pong releasing (I had one), I remember the handheld football, I remember Pac-Man releasing and Space Invaders and my Atari 2600. In all those years and all those games I have...
A pixel horror adventure set in a haunted house. Although it may look like an RPG - It played more like a point and click, but with monsters to defeat... it's definitely more unique than it looks.
https://youtu.be/hsuZ5XT8o9U
