Sunday School

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Sunday School is a single player survival simulation game with horror, mystery and thriller themes. It was developed by Artur Latkovsky and was released on October 20, 2025. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

You are trapped in a Sunday School, plagued by eerie childlike hallucinations. Observe your surroundings carefully to spot anomalies, and descend deeper only when you're certain it's safe.

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68%

Audience ScoreBased on 19 reviews

humor2 positive mentions

graphics3 negative mentions

Unique and creative art style based on the developer's daughter's drawings, which adds an eerie and unsettling atmosphere.
Engaging anomaly-finding gameplay with a good balance of subtle scares and creepy ambient sounds.
Free to play and offers multiple endings that encourage exploration and replayability.

Some players experience bugs such as black screens and unclear level progression, which can hinder playability.
Anomalies can be difficult to distinguish from the background art, leading to confusion and frustration.
Game is short, easy, and can become repetitive or boring after multiple playthroughs due to repeating anomalies.

graphics
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The game's unique and creative art style stands out for its originality and authenticity, contributing to a creepy, unsettling atmosphere that effectively evokes fear. However, the abstract style sometimes makes it difficult to distinguish anomalies from background details, which can hinder gameplay clarity. Overall, the graphics impress with their artistic faithfulness and ability to create chilling moments.
- “The art style is creative and unique, setting a distinct atmosphere.”
- “Some moments genuinely sent chills down my spine, which is impressive given the faithful and authentic drawings from the creator's daughter.”
- “The art style is creative, but when you're trying to tell what is or is not an anomaly, it's not very helpful when trying to distinguish chicken scratch from actual anomalies.”
- “Floor 8 was brutal to get past; the game is already creepy, evoking fear of the uncanny and unknown, and it would be more unsettling with a few anomalies being tweaked to better fit the art style.”
- “It was nice to see a game unafraid to use an absurd art style.”
humor
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The humor in Sunday School is a key element that enhances the game's appeal, blending funny and slightly creepy moments to create an oddly addictive experience.
- “Humor is a big part of what makes Sunday School work.”
- “All in all, Sunday School is funny, a little creepy, and oddly addictive.”
gameplay
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The gameplay is somewhat unclear and may hinder progression, leaving players uncertain whether they missed key elements or if the mechanics themselves block advancement.
- “I wasn’t sure if I had missed some anomalies, or if the game’s mechanics simply prevented me from progressing when there were none.”