- October 5, 2019
- Codeless Man Games
Incoming Evil
84%Game Brain Score
graphics, gameplay
story, stability
84% User Score 50 reviews
Platforms
About
A first-person horror game Incoming Evil, you will explore an unsolved event about 3 missing people. Nobody knows what happened to them, the police could not solve the case. You are an experienced detective; the case handed over to you.









Audience ScoreBased on 50 reviews
graphics6 positive mentions
story3 negative mentions
- The game has decent graphics and runs well on medium-end PCs.
- It offers some fun jump scares and can be enjoyable when played with friends or alone.
- For the low price, it can provide a short, spooky experience, especially if purchased on sale.
- The game is heavily criticized for being an asset flip, lacking originality and proper credit to asset creators.
- There are significant technical issues, including poor controls, lack of customization options, and a confusing story with many typos.
- The game is very short and has bugs that can hinder progress, making it feel incomplete and frustrating.
story
26 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in the game is generally considered weak and lacking depth, relying heavily on vague notes that fail to engage players or provide a coherent narrative. Many reviewers noted issues with typos and grammar, which detracted from the overall experience, while some appreciated the atmospheric elements and puzzle-solving aspects. Overall, the story feels more like an afterthought, making it difficult for players to stay invested.
“Overall, I recommend this game if you're bored of running from monsters and just want an easy-paced horror story game.”
“Game that actually surprised me, Outlast-type storytelling (tons of notes) which worked for the game quite well and the atmosphere was solid throughout the full game.”
“The story is almost nonexistent to the point that I had actually forgotten there was a point to the game.”
“After that, the story relies on notes, but the notes are very vague and don't really explain all that much; however, I still did get the gist of it.”
“In this case, it wasn't a rich story that could wake my interest to find clues about what happened. I was just sent there to investigate, and I didn't pay attention because it was too boring.”