Dead Feed is another solid entry in Solitary Studio's line up. After playing the jumpscare filled Thin Threads and Silent Still I & II, I was excited to check it out. It's a slightly different style of horror story telling than there other games, a little less with the jumpscares but more focused on the slow unwinding of a suspenseful horror tale that that builds to a surprising conclusion that will keep you wondering 'what just happened' long after it ends. I felt the story was a little light, a suspenseful story like this one could have used more depth and a slow unraveling of the back story to the house and what was happening could have made it even creepier. Also the game had some unique features, particularly with the microphone and I would have loved to have seen more uses in the game. Overall, I enjoyed the game quite a bit and was invested in what was happening, but it ended way to soon.

Dead Feed is another solid entry in Solitary Studio's line up. After playing the jumpscare filled Thin Threads and Silent Still I & II, I was excited to check it out. It's a slightly different style of horror story telling than there other games, a little less with the jumpscares but more focused on the slow unwinding of a suspenseful horror tale that that builds to a surprising conclusion that will keep you wondering 'what just happened' long after it ends. I felt the story was a little light, a suspenseful story like this one could have used more depth and a slow unraveling of the back story to the house and what was happening could have made it even creepier. Also the game had some unique features, particularly with the microphone and I would have loved to have seen more uses in the game. Overall, I enjoyed the game quite a bit and was invested in what was happening, but it ended way to soon.