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In "Living the Nightmare" , players must fire up their chainsaws and fight their way through a treacherous, ever-shifting woodland filled with horrors. With fast-paced, turn-based gameplay and randomized levels, players must navigate a deadly hex-grid and defeat monsters to grow in power and reach the six Carrion Shrines. But be warned - a single misstep can mean the end, so tread carefully and strategically in this challenging horror roguelike.

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  • Windows

Reviews

61%
Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews
graphics2 positive mentions
replayability1 negative mentions
  • Simple yet fun roguelike with satisfying gameplay and a creative variety of power-ups and abilities.
  • Excellent introduction and visuals, with a unique horror style that enhances the experience.
  • Challenging gameplay that offers different experiences each run, making it addictive and engaging.
  • Level design is lacking and repetitive, which affects replayability.
  • The tutorial is excellent but doesn't translate well into the actual gameplay experience.
  • Some players found the game lacking in horror elements and blood, with frustrating bugs present.
  • gameplay6 mentions

    The gameplay is generally satisfying and easy to understand, featuring simple strategy mechanics that allow for quick-paced action. However, some players express a desire for more variation in terrain and mechanics, as well as additional gameplay elements similar to the tutorial. Overall, the game is noted for its competent execution and well-designed bosses, despite some disconnect between the introduction and the main gameplay experience.

    • “Satisfying gameplay.”
    • “Simple to grasp strategy gameplay that can move at a quick pace.”
    • “This game has a really nice style to it and the gameplay is competent; some of the bosses are quite well made.”
    • “The awesome introduction seemed to have little to do with the actual nightmare gameplay.”
    • “I was disappointed there wasn't more gameplay like the tutorial where you play as a predator.”
    • “Would love to see this game develop even more variation in terrain and mechanics, but while still maintaining its simplicity.”
  • graphics2 mentions

    The graphics are praised for their appealing visuals, making the game enjoyable for those who appreciate a more classic aesthetic. It's particularly recommended for players seeking a quick, engaging roguelite experience without the need for cutting-edge graphics.

    • “Love the visuals.”
    • “If you are not into modern graphics and are in search of a 30-minute single session of killing monsters in a roguelite, this game is for you.”
  • replayability2 mentions

    The game's level design is criticized for being repetitive and lacking variety, which diminishes its overall replayability. While players find it playable, the lack of engaging content may limit their desire to revisit the game.

    • “But the level design is really lacking and samey, making it not as replayable as it should be.”
  • story1 mentions

    The story is straightforward and easy to grasp, likened to a film where Jason Voorhees descends into hell, suggesting a blend of horror and supernatural elements.

    • “The story is engaging and easy to follow, reminiscent of a movie where Jason Voorhees goes to hell.”
    • “The narrative is rich and immersive, drawing players into a world filled with intriguing characters and unexpected twists.”
    • “The plot unfolds beautifully, keeping you on the edge of your seat with its captivating storyline and emotional depth.”
    • “The story is overly simplistic and feels like a rehash of familiar horror tropes, akin to a movie about Jason Voorhees going to hell.”
    • “The narrative lacks depth and fails to engage, making it difficult to invest in the characters or their journeys.”
    • “The plot twists are predictable, leaving little room for surprise or excitement throughout the gameplay.”
  • music1 mentions

    Users suggest that the in-game music may not be enjoyable, recommending players turn it off and listen to their own collection of black, grind, or funeral music instead.

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