- October 9, 2016
- Deceptive Games
ALONE?
Platforms
About
Alone is a Psychological horror game that changes around you as you play. When Sam receives a letter from his sister Michelle, asking for help, he ventures back to the hostel where he grew up. Little did he know, what he was about to encounter. Can you track down your missing sister, and discover the strange occurrences happening at the home where he grew up?





- The game offers a decent atmosphere and some jump scares, making it enjoyable for fans of indie horror games.
- It has multiple endings and a story that, while not deep, can be intriguing for players who enjoy exploration.
- For its low price, it provides a fair amount of gameplay, making it a potential choice for those looking for a quick horror experience.
- The mouse controls are extremely poor, leading to frustrating gameplay and making the game nearly unplayable for many users.
- The game suffers from long loading times and frequent crashes, which detracts significantly from the overall experience.
- The story is weak and poorly executed, with many players finding it bland and uninteresting, alongside numerous bugs and glitches.
story
72 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story receives mixed reviews, with some players praising its intriguing premise and multiple endings, while others criticize it as weak and unoriginal, often describing it as a standard horror narrative centered around a creepy house and a missing sister. Many note that the storytelling relies heavily on sparse notes rather than engaging cutscenes or voice-overs, leading to a lack of depth and clarity. Overall, while some find the atmosphere and unfolding narrative compelling, others feel it falls short of expectations, with a need for more substantial storytelling elements.
“The story is intriguing and makes us want to get to the end of the game.”
“My main advice in this game is give it a chance, the storyline does grow and it is very in keeping with the atmosphere, there are no over the top scares but it's the subtle ones that will have your mind playing tricks on you.”
“Multiple endings and lots of story.”
“The first problem is, the story is terrible.”
“The story here barely exists; there are no voice-overs or cutscenes, just sparse notes, some voiceless subtitles, and four endings to find.”
“Furthermore, the game is nearly devoid of story.”