- December 22, 2020
- EmeraldPawn
- 3h median play time
Strobophagia: Rave Horror
Platforms
About
In "Strobophagia: Rave Horror," attend the Headless Rave Festival where freedom has a deadly price. Navigate a psychedelic landscape, evade a sinister presence, and solve twisted puzzles to escape. Utilize an in-game smartphone to aid in your survival as you try to maintain your sanity in this classic survival horror experience.











- The game features an amazing soundtrack and vibrant visuals that create a unique and immersive atmosphere.
- The use of cellphone mechanics for puzzle-solving and communication adds a fun and innovative twist to the gameplay.
- Despite its short length, the game offers a creative and engaging experience that encourages replayability.
- The game suffers from bugs and performance issues, which can disrupt the gameplay experience.
- Many players found the story to be vague and lacking depth, with some elements feeling rushed or underdeveloped.
- The game is relatively short for its price, leaving some players wanting more content and a more substantial experience.
music
49 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game has received widespread acclaim for its unique blend of rave and horror elements, creating an engaging atmosphere that enhances the overall experience. Many players praised the soundtrack as "top tier" and "killer," noting its ability to evoke nostalgia and adrenaline. However, some users expressed disappointment over the limited number of tracks and a perceived lack of focus on music, suggesting that while the audio and visuals are standout features, they may not fully align with the game's rave theme.
“The soundtrack is killer.”
“The aesthetic and the soundtrack to this game is simply fantastic, definitely very unique.”
“The music, the neon accents, and visuals make it one of the most interesting games I've played in years.”
“I'm not sure what I expected going in, but 'satanic music festival horror' wasn't it.”
“For a game that deals with 'raves', there is a distinct lack of music in this game.”
“Maybe 3 or 4 songs, but none of them really give you that rave feel.”