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Ines

70% positive of 10 Steam reviews

Released: 2025
Steam Deck: Not tested
Platforms: Steam

Made by Fuddled Studio.

About the game

Experience a unique psychological horror set in the 90s with retro style. Solve complex puzzles and uncover ominous rituals of a secret society. Immerse yourself in someone else's past and feel deep emotional pain and fears. Face your own demons and uncover dark secrets that will keep you on edge.

Tagged by players

1990's
Horror
Retro
Psychological Horror
First-Person
Dark
Mystery
Puzzle
Adventure
Action-Adventure
FPS

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What players say

Recommended
Very well designed game with good atmosphere, music & character designs. The game does suffer though from walls of text in the notes that you read and would be much better told by in game cut scenes in my opinion. The game also does have some disturbing scenes so you have been warned lol but I would recommend this to anyone looking for a good horror game https://youtu.be/jUCGIP3eKMA
1.6 h played when written. 6 found it helpful.
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Recommended
INES nails the creepy 90s VHS vibe. The story is dark, disturbing, and absolutely worth experiencing. The atmosphere is excellent. When it leans into psychological horror and exploration, it’s fantastic. But then… Outlast Syndrome kicks in. Every indie horror since 2013 seems to think we need an unkillable monster/killer that sprints at you at a million mph, forcing you to hide under furniture. It worked for Outlast…
1.9 h played when written. 3 found it helpful.
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Not recommended
It's disgustingly unplayable. I've never experienced motion sickness, but the motion blur and the wobbliness of the camera paired with a total lack of guidance did their job. I can't recommend this game in any sane way possible
10 min played when written. 1 found it helpful.
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