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• gamedeal user

  Apr 3, 2021

  all we need now are all the other puppet combo games on steam
• gamedeal user

  Oct 23, 2020

  Thank you and Welcome to Steam, Puppet Combo!
• gamedeal user

  Jan 11, 2021

  Enjoyed it, had an excellent time playing it! Thank you very much! I know that the game is made in the style of PS1, carries the gameplay of Silent Hill, Resident Evil, blah-blah-blah, but it is clear that this is not just some kind of parody or mindless copy - the game feels very sincere. Looking forward for more games from the author!
• gamedeal user

  Dec 3, 2021

  horrible writing characters make objectively horrible decisions basically an 80s slasher 10/10
• gamedeal user

  Oct 14, 2021

  I got too scared to even complete the game. 10/10
• gamedeal user

  Oct 24, 2020

  [h1]No, don't go. He'll get you.[/h1] I finished the masterful [i]Murder House[/i], and with 100% achievements to boot, and I can say that Puppet Combo's latest is just so bloody brilliant I had to share that opinion, and the game itself, with the world. But there are a few caveats I've sprinkled throughout the review for those people who aren't blind retro horror fans like myself. I like the control and sense of responsibility over your own fate or the fate of the other characters you get from a horror game. And if you've ever played a horror game, you've at least likely heard of [i]Resident Evil[/i], [i]Alone in the Dark[/i] or, the best of them all, [i]Silent Hill[/i]. As an aside, this is just a call out to the world, please someone make a good new Silent Hill. I wish IP laws allowed for indie developers to have lots of different cracks at cool IPs that are going criminally underused, to allow for fresh life and new spins to be put onto them. But that's another story for a different day. [i]Murder House[/i] is one of the few modern games I've seen replicate the feeling of these classic horror games. Admittedly I haven't played any of Puppet Combo's other games (I'd love to try [i]Glass Staircase[/i] next) but [i]Murder House[/i] feels like a superb continuation of the PSX horror era all on its own. It has the murky graphics, the distorted sounds and most of all the passion for telling a compelling and clearly horrifying story. You can also mess around with graphics styles in the pause menu, meaning you could play it in PSX style graphics with the sound of a ye olde projector running, and many other cool graphical combinations. Obviously it also has tank controls. I was fine with that since I've played so many games with tank controls, but if you aren't a fan, you can either a) play with a controller, or b) wait for the first person update that will remove tank controls but also give you a close up of the Easter Bunny just before he slams your face into the floor over and over again. So yes, [i]Murder House[/i] pits you as a camera crew against a vicious slasher-type serial killer, who dresses as the Easter Bunny. This is even more terrifying than it sounds. The distorted PSX graphics give the killer a weirdly dreamy appearance, and the game definitely feels like one of those awful childhood nightmares. The death animations are also singularly horrifying and I want to avoid them as much as possible - so bravo to the animator! The confining and claustrophobic setting is also a great decision - setting it in a singular house allows you to become intimately familiar with the surroundings, and the developers could construct a house that has a personality of its own. Quite a few horror games quite like to make big sprawling mansions or other places, and while the right team can do wonders even with a huge area (again, [i]Resident Evil[/i] or [i]Silent Hill[/i] games, I'm applauding you), quite a few teams lose sight of how to make games scary in larger, more sprawling areas (Outlast 2, this is you). The one large immersion issue that [i]Murder House[/i] had was graphical glitching - some walls and floors liked to clip in and out of existence. But other than that, and one slightly annoying puzzle that required more speed than I thought (the piano one), [i]Murder House[/i] is depraved and creepy, and masterful. The final boss is tricky, but I think the level of difficulty was good throughout the entirety of the game. One thing I would have appreciated however was a save spot before the final boss, as to reach the boss you have to do a decent amount of trekking back through the house. This isn't engaging and serves to irritate the player more than anything. But in the end, [i]Murder House[/i] is the classic retro horror game you've been waiting for - chase sequences, a slow and delicious buildup, weighing up whether you fight-or-flight, and classic puzzles. Probably the scariest new game you'll encounter this Halloween. Play it, dammit. Support this kind of game. Even if we never get a new [i]Silent Hill[/i], I'm comforted by the fact Puppet Combo is making spiritual successors to that era of video games, or at the very least aesthetic successors. I hope they get the respect and recognition they deserve. Bravo. [b]They went to the house to get a story. Then the story came after them![/b]
• gamedeal user

  Dec 12, 2020

  I wish more games hearkened back to the PS1 era like this. We get so many games with pixel art, but there is a charm to early 3D graphics, and this game captures that.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 26, 2020

  This game cost me $50.78 $10.79 for the game $39.99 for a new pair of pants
• gamedeal user

  Oct 8, 2022

  i did in fact get murdered in that house.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 4, 2021

  10/10 for murder bunny sex dungeon