- March 9, 2020
- Randumb Studios
- 1h median play time
The Horrorscope
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About
"The Horrorscope" is a psychological-simulation game with horror elements, classified as a social experiment. Players dive into their own psyche by answering a series of potentially uncomfortable questions, with the goal of unlocking their mind and gaining new insights about themselves. The game offers a unique experience for both content creators and solo players.


- The game creates a creepy atmosphere that effectively unnerves players.
- Many players found the questions thought-provoking and reflective of their inner fears.
- The concept of linking secret words to future projects intrigues players and keeps them engaged.
- Several questions were repeated from 'The Test', leading to a sense of redundancy.
- Some questions were poorly worded, making it difficult to answer appropriately.
- Many players felt the endings were unsatisfying and lacked the depth of 'The Test'.
atmosphere
32 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe atmosphere of the game is widely praised for its immersive and eerie qualities, effectively creating a sense of unease and foreboding that enhances the gameplay experience. Players appreciate the combination of unsettling music, mysterious visuals, and thought-provoking questions that contribute to a tense and introspective environment. While some find it more relaxing than frightening, the overall consensus is that the atmosphere is a standout feature that captivates and engages players.
“The game itself was very immersive and the eerie atmosphere added to my anxiousness while I deeply thought about honest answers to the questions I was being asked.”
“Such an amazing atmosphere that really messes with your head.”
“I found the questions interesting, the atmosphere and music that plays during your line of questioning is both unsettling and steady at the same time.”
“The atmosphere is tense and the questions are nosy.”
“It has an unnerving atmosphere and creepy music.”
“If you are really, really weak to horror themes you might get something out of this, but atmosphere or interaction wise this is just a weak attempt for actual horror.”