One Night 2: The Beyond

I played this game in nearly all versions (as well as the other games and their versions in the series) since it was released. I enjoyed the improvements it made on the combat system of the original, and the additions Dark Gaia made with the wandering enemies. The original game only had enemies appear when trying to solve (or having solved) a puzzle. They... Read more

Again I am a massive jerk, and I am sorry, because this is obv made with love and effort and time and is FREE so by all means go for it if it looks cool to you, but I've played too many cool free horror games that do better to feel good about recommending this. It's a step up from the first in tons of ways. The combat system, while simple, is effective.... Read more

I didn't play the first One Night so I wasn't sure what to expect out of this but it turned out to be pretty good so far. I got jumpscared several times and for a 2D game it's definitely got some great atmosphere. I can't comment on the series as a whole but this particular game I've really enjoyed and if you like these types of games, I think there's... Read more

One Night 2: The Beyond builds up on every single aspect of the first game. The first One Night was a fantastic experience on its own, however, this sequel blows it out of the water in the opening moments quality-wise. While the atmosphere and the setting are vastly different from the first game, you can feel the same amount of love was put into this... Read more

One Night 2: The Beyond is not only a pretty good RPG Maker horror game and resident evil/alone in the dark clone, but it's also a very good sequel to the first game. Now it’s time for the story. Mairstone Manor on the surface it looks like any other old mansion, but this is no ordinary home its nickname is the beyond for anyone who enters there is... Read more