Terrifying and astonishing in equal measure. Chapter III writes the book on lo-fi horror.
Airdorf develops his vision with greater clarity in each successive entry in the trilogy, starting with the first which almost feels like a proof of concept, and ending with chapter 3, which might be one of the scariest experiences I've ever had with a video game.
The suspense and tension are astronomical thanks to incredible visual design and sound direction that can only be described as "evil." Every new setpiece ratchets up the stress levels, keeping you on your toes for the next (extremely well-earned) jumpscare and giving you a general feeling of unease, that you are never safe from whatever fucked up thing the mouth of hell will send your way next.
FAITH rules and I'm excited to see where Airdorf goes next. I cannot recommend it enough, and as a bonus I would like to commend it for the distinction of being probably the only cool Christian video game ever made.
Airdorf develops his vision with greater clarity in each successive entry in the trilogy, starting with the first which almost feels like a proof of concept, and ending with chapter 3, which might be one of the scariest experiences I've ever had with a video game.
The suspense and tension are astronomical thanks to incredible visual design and sound direction that can only be described as "evil." Every new setpiece ratchets up the stress levels, keeping you on your toes for the next (extremely well-earned) jumpscare and giving you a general feeling of unease, that you are never safe from whatever fucked up thing the mouth of hell will send your way next.
FAITH rules and I'm excited to see where Airdorf goes next. I cannot recommend it enough, and as a bonus I would like to commend it for the distinction of being probably the only cool Christian video game ever made.