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Masochisia

83% positive of 396 Steam reviews

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Released
2015
Steam Deck
Not tested
Platforms
Steam

Made by Oldblood.

About the game

A young man discovers through a series of hallucinations that he will grow up to become a violent psychopath. How will he respond to these revelations? Can he change his fate? Can you even... change fate...

Tagged by players

  • Psychological
  • Point & Click
  • Horror
  • Psychological Horror
  • Story Rich

What players say

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Very Positive

What players say

  • Not recommended
    This game is a headache. A significant part of me wants to believe that I like this, given that it is one of the few horror games which I can actually handle, but not only is it so edgy that it loses tact and nuance, but the true crime connection makes it downright tasteless. There's a real irony to the fact that it ends with a direct commentary on people's innate interest in violence and yet its mere existence is…

    1.4 h played when written. 3 found it helpful.

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  • Recommended
    This is if not THE, then one of the most disturbing games I’ve ever played. You start as a victim and later become a psychopathic murderer. The game has a pretty unique way of “walking” around: you simply browse from left to right on a map, and there are several locations to explore. You don’t get to click much, it’s more a visual novel, the only puzzle is finding the right path. The real impact is the story. It…

    2.3 h played when written. 0 found it helpful.

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