- March 19, 2022
- Purple Thunder Games
London Ripper
68%Game Brain Score
atmosphere, story
gameplay, graphics
92% User Score 25 reviews
Platforms
About
"London Ripper" is a horror-adventure game set in Victorian-era London. You play as a detective tasked with solving a series of grisly murders, while avoiding the titular Ripper who roams the streets at night. The game features a tense atmosphere, puzzle-solving, and a focus on exploration and stealth.

Audience ScoreBased on 25 reviews
atmosphere3 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The game has a spooky atmosphere and effective PS1-style graphics that enhance the horror experience.
- It's a short and simple game that provides a fun and engaging experience, especially for fans of horror games.
- The inclusion of a streamer mode makes it content creator friendly, allowing for a more enjoyable experience while streaming.
- The game is very dark, making it difficult to see and navigate, with no in-game brightness adjustment options available.
- There is no map system, which can lead to confusion and frustration while trying to find objectives.
- The gameplay can feel repetitive and lacks a clear motive or ending, making it feel more like an experience than a fully fleshed-out game.
gameplay
7 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by a simple yet effective loop that suits its short runtime of 30-45 minutes, preventing the mechanics from becoming repetitive. While the gameplay is functional and straightforward, it can also be grindy, requiring players to maintain vigilance to avoid losing progress. Overall, it offers a polished experience with engaging chases for fans of similar titles.
“The gameplay is grindy but necessitates total vigilance, as a slip-up could result in your earnings being lost and, most importantly, your life!”
“The gameplay is grindy but necessitates total vigilance, as a slip-up could result in losing your earnings and, most importantly, your life!”
“I think this game works best as a 30-45 minute experience, because the gimmicks and gameplay loops don't overstay their welcome too much.”
“If you like Purple Thunder Games' debut Christmas horror but want a more polished title, with concrete gameplay and chases.”