Song of Horror revolves around Daniel Noyer's quest to locate the missing Sebastian P. Husher, unveiling the mysterious phenomenon of vanishing when exposed to the sound of a music box. Accompany Daniel as he endures anxiety-inducing environments, such as residential houses, a university, and an antique shop, among others, to uncover clues crucial to solving the enigma. Each episode introduces a fixed number of characters, typically four, but beware, losing all of them results in game over, necessitating a restart of the episode.   Recommended by a fellow streamer, this game was described to embody everything I adore about choice-based genres, but with a twist. However, from the beginning, it became apparent that "choices" took a secondary role in gameplay mechanics, placing more emphasis on puzzles, quick time events, and narrative exploration. Having now completed the game, I found certain aspects appealing, but overall, I grew weary and eager for its conclusion by t...

 MAD I SON     Madison is a bear hug of barbed wire. The amount of tension that lays on your shoulders as you experience the journey of unveiling the story of Madison Hale's serial murders, never eases. Playing as teenage, sixteen-year old, Luca, you explore your grandparents' home using your newly gifted Polaroid camera. As the evidence begins to pile, you'll sink further into your chair, because there's no escaping this nightmare.   It should be noted that this game is not for the faint of heart. Through my playthrough, I encountered multiple representations of mutilation, corpses, gore, and disturbing scenes. If you have a hearty stomach (and mind), then you should be okay.    If you were a fan of Visage, then this game is right up your alley. It mirrors a walkthrough playstyle that tells us a story, all the while, making us clench our teeth, hoping the next jump scare is not awaiting us right around the corner. I will admit, the navigation of progressin...