Horror for me is something really magical, a primordial door on the human nature, a disturbing breeze that from the origins of evolution passes exactly right through YOU sitting in the armchair and shitting yourself: that is why I have a deep respect and eternal gratitude for the artworks that manage to ignite this unique magic in the right manner.
Faith is outstanding in every way, and not just because with very few pixels it manages to paint a mythology of excellent and delightful scares, but also because of the infinite ways it succeeds in integrating them into its very simple mechanics: in Faith I found the classic survival horror tension, narrative shreds that unravel note by note in environments that portray the horrors that inhabited them, the poetics of the uncanny and the unusual at any cost that only the underground indie realm is capable of honoring. Faith is pure creativity, sheer talent and love of fright in the healthiest, most adorable way possible.