- May 7, 2024
- Fantastico Studio
Cannibal Tales - Episode 1
Platforms
About
In "Cannibal Tales - Episode 1: The Interview," you are a journalist seeking a career-making scoop by interviewing a survivor of a metropolitan cannibal. Your morality will be tested as you navigate complex choices with far-reaching consequences in this suspenseful visual novel. The game is crafted by a master of global horror, offering a unique and immersive experience.






- The game features a grotesque and immersive atmosphere that effectively captures the essence of horror, keeping players on edge throughout.
- The artwork and sound design are top-notch, with stunning visuals and a haunting soundtrack that enhance the overall experience.
- The story is compelling with unexpected twists, encouraging multiple playthroughs to explore different choices and outcomes.
- The game is quite short, leaving players feeling like it ends abruptly without a satisfying conclusion or enough content to justify the experience.
- Writing quality is inconsistent, with some cringe-worthy dialogue and abrupt scene transitions that disrupt the narrative flow.
- Missing quality of life features, such as save slots and the ability to skip previously seen dialogue, hinder the replayability of the game.
story
19 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is praised for its compelling plot and emotional depth, showcasing a mix of horror and mystery that captivates players. However, the execution suffers from uneven dialogue and abrupt scene transitions, which can detract from the overall experience. While the narrative is engaging and offers multiple paths for exploration, many players express a desire for a longer and more cohesive storyline.
“The story is driven by choices, and your empathy (or lack thereof) as an interviewer will reveal hidden angles and surprises.”
“An incredible work of gaming artistry and storytelling alive with shocking impact filled with emotional imagery of the most expressive kind.”
“With its suspenseful story, hand-drawn artwork, and haunting soundtrack, Cannibal Tales will keep you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end.”
“Also, depending on which choices you select, the story can veer sharply between scenes with no real connective tissue between the abrupt shifts.”
“So, despite some of the plot nastiness and audio effects/atmospheric quality, there's just too much holding this back to truly recommend it, which is a real shame.”
“I only wish the story was longer.”