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In Rise of Insanity, as a doctor of psychology, you will discover the gloomiest parts of human's brain. Overcome your fear and get to know what has really happened to your family. Where will the insanity lead you?
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Dark, contemplative, raw and unpretentious.
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Game News PlusApr 20187.2/10Only if the story was more unpredictable, that would be something unique. But it is still worth to give a shot and try it.
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationFeb 20207/10Walking simulators as horror are always a bit weird, but I can understand why some people appreciate them...
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GamePittKieran HarrisAug 20196/10Rise of Insanity is so confusing, I couldn’t stop playing until I finished it but I can’t say that it’s because I really enjoyed it. There are some really good scares in the game but there’s not enough tension or atmosphere. The story is gripping and the files you find are really interesting, but it eventually disappoints. There are better horror games out there but this is overall a pretty solid offering and I can see the talent the studio has.
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Sick CriticSamuel TaylorOct 20182/10One of the most boring, insipid horror games you'll ever play.
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TechRaptorJesse GomezMar 20183/10Rise of Insanity is a complete mess of a horror game that shows little care to its genre, its players, and those who suffer from a mental illness.
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IGDB rating 5.5/10 from 5 ratings.
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