- January 7, 2022
- Path Games
- 2h median play time
Insomnis
Platforms
About
Insomnis is a single-player Horror Action game that takes about 2 hours to beat. You explore the creepy Castevet manor, once owned by your famous English scientist grandfather, and uncover dark secrets through environmental clues, analogue and digital puzzles, and a morally ambiguous narrative. Your choices lead to multiple endings, impacting the fate of the characters.




- The game features a creepy atmosphere and intriguing story that keeps players engaged.
- Puzzles are entertaining and innovative, providing a satisfying challenge without being overly difficult.
- The game delivers effective jump scares and a well-crafted horror experience that is enjoyable for fans of the genre.
- The game is very short, with a playtime of around 1.5 to 2 hours, leaving players wanting more content.
- Voice acting and writing quality are poor, detracting from the overall experience.
- The gameplay can become tedious due to slow walking speed and repetitive backtracking between rooms.
story
58 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story receives mixed reviews, with some players finding it engaging and atmospheric, while others feel it lacks depth and compelling elements. Many appreciate the creepy atmosphere and interesting puzzles, but there are criticisms regarding the brevity and the need for stronger writing. Overall, while some players enjoyed the narrative and its execution, others found it forgettable or underdeveloped.
“Thank you very much to Path Games for not just a good scary game, but a good story also!”
“The story had me wanting to figure it all out the entire time; I finished in one whole sitting!”
“Some solid visuals, creepy music and sound design, and a mysterious story all come together for a memorable experience that horror fans should play.”
“The story is not super compelling.”
“There could have been so much more put into the story to flesh it out even more and suck you in for hours upon hours.”
“Story is forgettable and the horror literally consists of 'ghost children' running across the screen from time to time who at no point appear to be posing a threat or malevolent.”