Guilty Review (Cavador)
This is a short low-budget first person indie horror game with only two environments. The first level is a dark forest where you walk along linear paths with invisible walls and interact with floating glowing memories. It's not scary at all and you can easily complete it in a matter of minutes. The second level is where I had issues. Although there are a few good scares inside the house, it is a labyrinth of dark faded corridors and hallways with a ton of backtracking to solve obscure puzzles with very little in the way of clues or directives where to go or what to do. The problem is that there is no manual save in this game. Therefore, you must complete the entire level in one playthrough. Player movement is also clunky, headbob cannot be disabled, and you cannot remap the controls. There are also pictures of the developer's family and friends on the wall, which I found silly and immersion breaking. Overall, I found this game to be a fairly low quality experience that I could only recommend for playing maybe once if you can purchase this game on sale.