- January 23, 2025
- Yellow Basement Games
Greed Stays Home
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About
In "Greed Stays Home," a 50-minute first-person horror walking simulator, you step into the shoes of a historian and treasure hunter exploring an aristocratic family's estate. With atmosphere and jump scares, uncover the details of this family's history and their lost fortunes, but beware, this game may trigger seizures in individuals with photosensitive epilepsy.










- The game features stunning graphics and immersive sound design that effectively enhance the horror atmosphere.
- Players found the jump scares to be well-timed and effective, contributing to a genuinely scary experience.
- The storyline is engaging and well-balanced, making it enjoyable for both horror fans and casual players.
- Some players criticized the game for being too short and felt that the ending was unsatisfying or 'empty'.
- There were complaints about predictable jump scares and the use of common horror tropes, making the game feel unoriginal.
- A few reviews mentioned issues with audio balance and character models, which detracted from the overall experience.
story
24 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in this horror game is generally well-received, praised for its engaging and balanced narrative that enhances the creepy atmosphere. While some players find it familiar and lacking in originality, others appreciate the effective delivery and the combination of story with jump scares, making it enjoyable even for those who aren't typically fans of story-driven games. Overall, it offers a compelling experience, though it is noted to be quite short.
“An engaging and well-balanced storyline (neither too challenging nor too easy) makes it an enjoyable game.”
“Interesting story and creepy atmosphere.”
“Notes that tell a half-ass story.”
“I've been in this house before; it's a bland, familiar story. I've seen all of these assets in other games.”
“Another well-crafted horror story experience from Yellow Basement Games.”