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Scorn is a more of a disgusting, aesthetic experience than a traditional game - bordering on the edge of shock art. Altho there are a few weapons you can find, the game play is far more like Amnesia than any shooter. I enjoyed the puzzles! This game can be slow paced and convoluted, but these seem like intentional choices. Perfect for body horror and gore lovers!

If you're the kind of person who becomes even slightly emotionally invested in fiction, then prepare to have your entire soul consumed by a raging fire. *Sobs Violently*

The Shivah reminded me why Point-and-Click games have fascinated me since the moment I started playing games. It takes a certain level of detective work that transcends the mundane "click on everything until something happens." You really have to THINK. Every detail is important. Any periods of frustration are rewarded ten-fold by the "Aha!" feeling when you figure it out. The combat system is not explained, but figuring it out is perhaps the most rewarding moment of the game.

The game is much shorter than I expected, but this game is a gem and definitely worth your time and money.

One of the greatest minimalistic horror games i've ever played. I haven't seen simple anticipation used this masterfully since Slender, and Five Night's at Freddy's is leagues ahead of it.

An excellent stealth platformer with witty dialogue and an interesting story. The controls are tight and the game flows very well. My complains are that it's too short and not challenging enough.