Into The Dread

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Into The Dread is a single player action adventure game. It was developed by D.B PRODUCTIONS and was released on July 12, 2024. It received neutral reviews from players.

Into the Dread is a survival horror game inspired by the PSX era. You decided that exploring an abandoned sewer would be fun. Of course, something went wrong, and you were trapped in it. Explore the sewer, find various supplies and deal with the terrifying monsters in it. Features: Setting inspired by PSX era. Survival Horror inspired by iconic games. Solve puzzles to progress through the s…

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Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

gameplay1 positive mentions

music2 negative mentions

The game successfully emulates the old-fashioned gameplay style reminiscent of classic horror games like Silent Hill and Resident Evil.
Despite its flaws, players can still enjoy the game and achieve all the achievements.
The game is short, good, and affordable, making it accessible for fans of the genre.

The sewer environments are repetitive and poorly designed, leading to confusion and frustration when navigating.
The lack of a map makes it difficult to keep track of progress, resulting in players getting lost easily.
Movement controls are subpar when using a controller, and the absence of a soundtrack contributes to a dull experience.

gameplay
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Players appreciate the game's old-fashioned gameplay style, highlighting its nostalgic appeal and charm.
- “I want to start off this review by saying I really like the old-fashioned type of gameplay this game has to offer.”
music
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The music aspect of the game has been criticized for its absence, with players noting that the lack of a soundtrack contributes to a monotonous experience, particularly during exploration segments like navigating the sewers.
- “Besides the bad movement when using a controller, the only feedback I could add is the lack of any soundtrack because walking around the sewers looking for stuff was just plain and a bit boring.”