Childhood Fears

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Childhood Fears is a single player survival strategy game with a horror theme. It was developed by Monty Monster Studios and was released on March 26, 2021. It received very positive reviews from players.

We all had nightmares when we were kids. We were scared of the monsters that might have been hiding in the closet and under the bed, but they were just nightmares. Right?

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Audience ScoreBased on 11 reviews

gameplay3 positive mentions

The game offers a unique experience with different mechanics for each monster and changing environments each night.
It's a fun and engaging horror game that fans of FNAF and similar titles will enjoy, providing a good amount of gameplay.
The graphics are sharp and the game successfully creates a terrifying atmosphere that keeps players on edge.

There are glitches, such as the shadow monster not disappearing as intended, which can disrupt gameplay.
The game can feel repetitive towards the end, relying too much on RNG for monster attacks and conflicting mechanics.
Some players wish for more control over settings, such as skipping calls and customizing dashboard options.

gameplay
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The gameplay is praised for its diverse monster mechanics and dynamic environments that create a unique experience in each level, providing at least an hour of engaging content. However, some players feel that the later stages become overly chaotic and reliant on RNG, leading to frustrating encounters that require precise coordination. Additionally, the game necessitates the use of headphones to effectively respond to audio cues from monster attacks.
- “I really like the different mechanics for all of the monsters and changing the environment each night makes for a unique experience every level.”
- “You get at least an hour of gameplay.”
- “This game throws enough curveballs to keep from getting too repetitive, such as introducing monsters that require different mechanics to ward off.”
- “This game does throw enough curveballs to keep from getting too repetitive, such as introducing monsters that require different mechanics to ward off, but towards the end it starts to feel like an overbearing storm that relies a little too much on RNG to decide what groups of monsters attack you, which often have conflicting methods of dispersal (i.e., needing to close your eyes and change a channel to see an image at the same time). This is also one of those games that absolutely requires headphones; otherwise, you won't be able to hear the monster attack cues and respond in time.”
- “You get at least an hour of gameplay (unless you're just a natural).”
graphics
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The graphics are highly praised for their sharpness, particularly when set to ultra settings, enhancing the overall visual experience.
- “The graphics are incredibly sharp on ultra settings.”
- “The visual details are stunning, making every scene a feast for the eyes.”
- “The vibrant colors and realistic textures truly bring the game world to life.”
- “The graphics are outdated and lack detail.”
- “Textures are low resolution and look blurry.”
- “The character models are poorly designed and lack realism.”