- July 19, 2022
- Viper Interactive
The Clown's Forest
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About
In "The Clown's Forest," play as Michael, an 18-year-old college student, whose peaceful camping trip with friends turns into a terrifying fight for survival when a homicidal clown from a closed-down amusement park begins hunting them. Navigate through highly detailed maps, solve simple puzzles, and interact with a compelling cast of characters as you try to rescue your friends and evade the clown's grasp. Can you make it out of the forest alive?




- The game features multiple endings, adding replay value and depth to the experience.
- The level design and visuals are well-executed, with a strong setting that enhances the horror atmosphere.
- The developer shows passion and dedication, actively listening to feedback and planning future updates to improve the game.
- Gameplay can feel repetitive, with mundane puzzles and chase sequences that detract from the overall experience.
- The story and dialogue are often flat and simplistic, lacking depth and character development.
- The game is very short, which may leave players wanting more content and variety.
story
26 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is generally considered simple and somewhat rough, revolving around a camping trip that turns into a horror experience with a killer clown. While some players find it effective for a short horror game, others criticize its flat dialogue and repetitive elements that detract from the overall experience. Despite its shortcomings, there is anticipation for future updates that promise to expand the storyline and content.
“I think the story is quite simple, but very effective.”
“The story was rich with lore and left me knowledge about every character without it being overwhelming or oversharing.”
“Every character has a unique backstory that can easily become their own games, which is incredible to see in an indie game.”
“You would think the story would help compensate for the awful gameplay, but it doesn't.”
“It's like they ran out of story to tell and wanted to drag out the gameplay time, so they added these high failure rate chase sequences.”
“Seeing all this repetition really shows the cracks in how simple and nonsensical the story really is.”