As a fan of H.R. Giger and Zdzisław Beksiński, I had to play this.

Scorn is a visually stunning and atmospherically intense game that succeeds in creating a uniquely unsettling experience. It crafts a detailed world that is both grotesque and disturbing. This is why I like it so much, as it does not rely on cheap jumpscares to do its job. I am unsure how I feel about the combat.

The narrative is cryptic, relying on environmental storytelling and visual clues rather than explicit exposition. Players interpret the lore and piece together the narrative as they progress. The puzzles are challenging but not overly frustrating. I wish the lore was a bit deeper. I like it a lot and I find it really interesting but I wish I could get more information.

I also recommend this video, because it shows details you would not normally see during gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mexYNVlfD5Q

The graphics are very cute. The cover art really caught my attention when I first saw the game, and it's probably the reason why I decided to get it. The music could use a bit more variety. The mechanics are perfect; you quickly get used to them, as they aren't overly complicated. They feel good and very satisfying. The puzzles are neither too hard nor too easy. I don't remember getting stuck on any of them. I do recall that The Canopy section was a little overwhelming for me. The story is quite simple; we finally have a man who needs saving. The game also features side quests and secrets. Overall, I find the game very creative, fun, and lovable. I adore all the bug characters.