Reviewers Liked
- Oppressive, unsettling atmosphere
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Aesthetic often undermines the horror
Neverending Nightmares
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Neverending Nightmares might be a dream only worth taking once, but once is all it needs to work its ill upon you.
By GameSpot onThere's an elite brand of horror that, even in these glory days when players are drowning in utterly terrifying interactive experiences, is rare to see, and harder to pull off, and that is the horror of the self. That is, the terror that comes not from a...
By GameSpot onGood: A solid game that definitely has an audience. Might lack replay value, could be too short or there are some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun....
By Destructoid onIn fact, I doubt I've opened more doors in any game than I did in my two hours with Neverending...
By CGM onNeverending Nightmares is an emotionally resonant experience. I felt fully empathetic towards Thomas’ struggles, which is an impressive feat. The limited interactivity holds it back from taking full advantage of its medium, but I understood and was affected by Thomas’ inescapable depression.
By GameInformer onPatrick Mittler: Für mich ist Neverending Nightmares besserer Horror als Slender oder die Amnesia-Spiele. Vor allem weil der Ausflug in die Albtraumwelten von Thomas (und gleichzeitig auch in die von Entwickler Matt Gilgenbach und einiger...
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