Feast Your Eyes

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Feast Your Eyes is a single player role playing game with a horror theme. It was developed by AestheticGamer and was released on August 11, 2020. It received very positive reviews from players.

A 3D surreal horror game that combines fixed camera angles with 2.5D elements. The game is mostly focused on its dark world that is occasionally littered with a strange threat or puzzle. Things start off a bit slow but gradually escalate, all while being mindful to pace itself and balance a level of intrigue, involvement and introspection. Travel between several strange locations, varying from a …

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Audience ScoreBased on 21 reviews

graphics4 positive mentions

gameplay1 negative mentions

The game features a compelling narrative and interesting characters, with a unique perspective and atmosphere that enhances the horror experience.
Players appreciate the gradual pacing and the ability to explore a richly detailed world filled with mysteries and lore, making it engaging and replayable.
The voice acting and soundtrack are well-executed, contributing to the overall immersive and emotional experience of the game.

Some players found the execution of the game's ideas to be lacking, feeling that the characters and gameplay were not fully developed or engaging.
The game is currently unfinished, with players expressing frustration over the long wait for the promised third act and a lack of updates from the developer.
Certain gameplay mechanics, such as movement and camera angles, were criticized for being sluggish or difficult to navigate, detracting from the overall experience.

graphics
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in the game are praised for their creative visual effects and effective use of 3D perspective, which enhance the overall atmosphere and storytelling. While some users noted that the character designs felt forced and the movement sluggish, the simple yet engaging art style and immersive environments contribute positively to the horror experience. Overall, the visuals are considered a strong point, successfully capturing attention and maintaining tension throughout gameplay.
- “The storytelling, atmosphere, artwork, and voice acting is excellently done.”
- “The characterization presented so far has left me excited for what else is soon to come, and the art style of the environments and characters are fun and often pleasantly disturbing.”
- “There was never a dull moment in the 45 minutes of the first act, every 30 seconds the visuals or the narrative was grabbing my attention.”
- “The big problem for me was mainly the characters and gameplay; the puzzles were comprehensible, but movement just felt really sluggish.”
- “Drawing may not be one of his talents; however, I have to say that the simple graphics, combined with 3D perspective and creative visual effects in this game, work very well when compared to a top-down view.”
- “Sometimes games by aesthetic gamer have an occasional stutter, but I only noticed it in a few locations and it was tolerable.”
story
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story of the game is described as intriguing and layered, with a mix of cryptic elements and mysteries that unfold over time, offering depth and potential for exploration. While some players found the initial resolutions to be too simple, many appreciated the rich lore and character development, praising the storytelling, atmosphere, and artistic presentation. Overall, it stands out as a compelling narrative experience within the horror genre, blending psychological elements with engaging gameplay.
- “Yet, upon playing it a few times, I noticed a lot of details I had missed, and that the story was far from completely unwound, adding plenty of interesting mysteries and lore to the first game.”
- “The storytelling, atmosphere, artwork, and voice acting is excellently done.”
- “Without a doubt, this has some of the best storytelling yet in all of these disturbing little games.”
- “But, that's when I thought the answers had been simple, and while I didn't mind them per se, I hated that an originally cryptic and winding story had so many of its mysteries solved so quickly and easily.”
- “While most indie horror games have a linear story progression from start to finish, Dusk Golem tells a narrative in a disjointed manner, like collecting lost memories, creating that psychological effect.”
- “It shows a lot of promise, and I'm glad to see the cast and story of Close Your Eyes still being given love by the creator, though I suspect most of their games may be connected in one way or another.”
music
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game receives mixed reviews; while some praise the soundtrack as "criminally good" and fitting for the game's atmosphere, others criticize specific segments, particularly one associated with a character, for poor song choices that feel mismatched. Overall, the audio experience is described as modern and chill, with commendable voice acting that enhances the game's emotional depth.
- “Voice acting is on level with close your eyes, if not better, and the music/audio is fitting, chill, and modern... a hellish audioscape... a deeply harrowing nothingness.... whatever it needs to be, and it does it so well.”
- “The soundtrack is criminally good too (all in my opinion of course).”
- “+ good choice of soundtrack and music.”
- “But whatever it was, it just sucked. When it comes to putting music to express a character, it has to be a song that matches the character extremely well.”
- “In this case, it just seems like it was thrown in there because it was probably the devs' favorite song or whatever; it was a really poor choice.”
- “The music was alright, but I really hated the segment for that purple-haired girl; the song was probably Joji.”
atmosphere
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere in the game is highly praised for its slow, immersive horror, reminiscent of titles like Silent Hill and Yume Nikki. Reviewers commend the excellent storytelling, artwork, and voice acting, highlighting the developer's resourcefulness in creating a substantial world with minimal assets. Overall, the combination of atmospheric tension and effective jump scares contributes to a compelling horror experience.
- “If you enjoy your horror slow, gradual, atmospheric, and crunchy, then I will always suggest the work of aesthetic gamer.”
- “The storytelling, atmosphere, artwork, and voice acting are excellently done.”
- “Aesthetic gamer, being a horror game connoisseur, particularly excels at nonlinear narrative, creating an immersive atmosphere that often feels like a blend of Silent Hill and Yume Nikki, and is a resourceful developer in general, making a substantial world out of primitive homebrew assets, and even doing some voice acting himself (which has improved significantly).”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find that while each story arc may initially seem brief, the inclusion of branching dialogue paths enhances replayability by offering new perspectives and deeper character development, encouraging multiple playthroughs.
- “Though each arc feels very short at first, they do what they have to, and branching dialogue paths give it replay value, expanding and fleshing out what may have appeared too one-note or short the first time.”
- “The variety of choices and outcomes in the game encourages multiple playthroughs, making each experience feel fresh and engaging.”
- “With different character paths and storylines to explore, the game offers a wealth of content that keeps players coming back for more.”
- “Though each arc feels very short at first, they do what they have to, and branching dialogue paths give it replay value along with expanding and fleshing out what may have appeared as too one-note or short the first time.”
- “After completing the game, I found little incentive to go back and replay it. The choices felt limited, and the outcomes didn't vary enough to make a second playthrough worthwhile.”
- “While the game offers multiple endings, the lack of significant changes in gameplay mechanics makes replaying it feel more like a chore than an enjoyable experience.”
emotional
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The emotional aspect of the game is highlighted as a deeply impactful experience, combining elements of terror and heart-wrenching storytelling. Players are engaged not only through challenging puzzles but also by the moral dilemmas presented in Little Marshmallow's ongoing journey.
- “Another incredible experience from Yai Gameworks, wonderfully emotional and terrifying.”
- “Little Marshmallow's story continues in a heart-wrenching and pants-pissing adventure that challenges your puzzle-solving abilities and morals.”
gameplay
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay features impressive visuals and creative ideas, but suffers from sluggish movement and characters with forced personalities. While the puzzles are understandable, the overall character dynamics detract from the experience.
- “The ideas are great and the visuals and choice of perspective are awesome, but the main problem for me was the characters and gameplay. The puzzles were comprehensible, but movement felt really sluggish. The characters looked cool, but their personalities felt a bit forced.”
humor
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The humor in the game is intertwined with a range of emotions, including fear and sadness, creating a complex emotional experience that players find engaging and anticipate will intensify in future acts.
- “There are times when I felt scared, sad, and found things funny. I have a feeling that the next two acts are going to evoke similar emotions, just on a more intense scale, and I'm most certainly here for it.”