Sagebrush is a walking simulator + exploration game where you explore a abandoned cult. The gameplay is very basic. You walk around, find keys, use them, and solve a couple of very easy puzzles. The interesting part is exploring and learning about the people and circumstances surrounding the cult.

The game is eerie but nothing scary really happens. Mostly just the feeling of dread as you discover the darker side of compound. Overall it's a short game and I enjoyed it. If you are interested in cults it's probably worth your time. If I remember correctly, it came in the huge itch.io bundle that came out a bit back to if you have that then give it a try!

My Big Sister is an rpg-maker game. I'll be vague since it has some twists and turns. Basically you and your sister are kidnapped and some supernatural forces are at play. The sisters don't get along but they have to work together to solve a mystery and get a happy ending.

The story is actually way more deep then I thought it'd be. I need to watch an explanation video to understand it all. I enjoyed this game a lot though. The scares are creepy and there are little to no jumpscares. It's more of a mystery then a horror but it has a good blend of both.

I love the art and some of the original ways they used rpg-maker. The characters are pretty unique. Most rpg-maker characters fall into cliche's but the characters here have a specific look and personality that sets them apart. A lot of the game is charming.

If you are looking for a creepy story heavy rpg-maker game I recommend this one!

My friend spent 2 dollars just to see my reaction to this game.. well worth the price.

Not much to say here, it's a meme turned into a somewhat fun but silly repetitive horror game.

Games like this are why I love the internet.

Lorelai is the third and final game in the Cat Lady series. I loved this series so much and I can't wait to see what the developers come out with next.

If you've played The Cat Lady or Downfall, you'll know what tone to expect from the third installment. It's dark and gritty and deals with depressing subject matter.

I really loved this game. Not as much as the Cat Lady, but I don't like to compare since I think each game was great in their own way. Lorelai looks beautiful, has an intriguing story, and a main character you want to root for.

The good ending was easy to get. Some might find that annoying but since I hate obscure good endings, I enjoyed it. I don't want to spoil much, but if you enjoyed the other two, definitely pick this one up.

The only small issue I had was that it would lag every time it saved, which was often.

Simulacra is back. I really enjoy these games. They are equal parts scary and cheesy.

Simulacra 2 is a bigger game then the first. You can choose between detective or reporter (although I think it's mostly the same). You have your hands on the phone of Maya Crane. She is a deceased online influencer. You have to figure out how she died, and how her friends are connected to the case.

Right off the bat, I did enjoy Simulacra one better. This one is more ambitious, but that also makes it fall harder imo. Simulacra 2 is much less scary. The developers decided to exchange the scares for a more goofy game. I'm guessing that's because the bad acting and the charm of the first game became kind of popular. "fuuuuck it so muuuuuch."

I like the silliness and scares so no complaints here. I just wish it had more scares in this game. I just enjoy that they have their own style.

Another thing is that I didn't find any of the characters likable in this game. They are all influencers and are as shallow as you think. I just feel like they didn't balance out the characters enough for me to root for anyone in the game. I found myself not caring what happened to anyone.

It sounds like I'm being harsh but I did enjoy the game! It's bigger and you can tell that the actors had a lot of fun. Especially in that one video (you know the one if you've played it.) It's also probably hard to match the first one since the players already know the answer to who is doing this.

The acting is just as bad, but at this point, that's just part of the charm I was talking about.

I enjoyed Simulacra 2. If you haven't played either, my personal opinion is that the first one is the stronger of the two. Especially if you are looking for a horror game. I'm on board to see what kind of game they make next.

Cat in the Box is an rpg-maker horror game. You play a youtuber who checks out an abandoned mansion, only to find it is not what it seems.

The gameplay is very Resident Evil like. No zombies or combat, but you explore a mansion while solving puzzles. Exploring is very important in the game. There is also limited saves but it's pretty generous as long as you look around.

The game is pretty spooky and has some jumpscares. The story is pretty interesting as well. There are multiple endings that are not hard to get. Overall I enjoyed the game. Reminds me of the classic Rpg-maker horror.