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Puzzle, Adventure, Indie, Action
A disturbing, pixelated game inspired by classic games. Solve puzzles, explore surreal worlds and escape from ghosts to avoid being trapped in the game - be careful, some creatures may break out of the game and lurk in the shadows!
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Nostalgic, dark, overwhelming and serious.
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God is a GeekLyle PendleOct 202410/10Tormenture blends a retro horror game with real world escape room elements to create a really unique (and rather spooky) experience.
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DestructoidZoey HandleyOct 20248/10It’s a loving tribute to Atari’s early console and the games that defined it, and it provides a nostalgic vision of yesteryear’s gaming laced with a bit of horror. The final act might be a bit too much torment, but it doesn’t crack the polish of the game’s bulk. It’s absolutely worth it, just maybe chamber a few swears in preparation.
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TheSixthAxisSteve COct 20248/10It took me a little while to fully warm to Tormenture, but as the game started to show its hand, I was hooked and played much of it in a single sitting. Tormenture is a clever and novel approach to horror that makes excellent use of the limitations of the period setting to unsettle and immerse you in a unique experience.
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IGDB rating 8.0/10 from 1 ratings.
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