First & Blind Playthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFpf-M0FhKE

The 'Spot The Difference' genre of indie horror gets a welcome rethink with a stylish Japanese subway aesthetic, and PT-esque location-looping putting players directly in the thick of the spooky anomalies. For me, it's a more engaging shift from the screen-watching of cult breakout I'm On Observation Duty, with spookiness ranging from the head smackingly subtle to the downright startling. All anomalies feel like they play fair, and there's extra fun in finding them all (with a convenient counter supplied), and entering into some of their fail states. Simple, but cheap fun. High on quality with potential to do more.

First & Blind Playthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSV_UDBNhLE

Chilla's Art are back with a fresh dose of deranged and nostalgic horror. From the schoolyard to a clown-infested apartment; The Kidnap takes players through a bizarre journey full of twists, turns, and menacing mini-games. The life of a schoolboy has it all -- converging upon a challenging final dash toward multiple endings that are steeped in familiar conventions of the genre. Cheap fun for the whole family -- or at least whoever's still around. I enjoyed the variety of experiences, uncertainty of it all, and Chilla's Art's trademark retro vibes. A strong finish.

Iron Lung Complete Playthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhysHjdXbm4

Theatre of the mind takes the driver's seat as you pilot a sealed iron submersible through an alien ocean of blood. Your only navigational tools are a map, low grade sonar, and a slowly developing black & white exterior camera. The result is an extremely atmospheric adventure in a universe on the brink of collapse. The world of Iron Lung is as interesting as the experience, expanded with database entries and a premise that even the stars are dying. A small, simple, but very effective excursion through polygonal horror. Glad to finally play it.