- March 9, 2021
- Professor David Lopez
The Lodge
37%Game Brain Score
story
graphics, optimization
37% User Score 52 reviews
Platforms
About
A first-person, psychological horror game, The Lodge takes players on a journey into the horrors of a twisted mind.










Audience ScoreBased on 52 reviews
story4 positive mentions
optimization4 negative mentions
- The game has a good concept with interesting puzzles that can be rewarding to solve.
- It features a spooky atmosphere and some genuinely scary moments that enhance the horror experience.
- The visuals and sound design are praised, contributing to an engaging experience despite performance issues.
- The game suffers from severe performance issues, with many players experiencing low frame rates and lag.
- Puzzles often lack clear clues or guidance, leading to confusion and frustration during gameplay.
- The game feels unfinished, with many players reporting glitches, bugs, and an abrupt ending that leaves the story feeling incomplete.
story
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has potential, with some users finding it interesting and atmospheric, particularly regarding characters like Owen and Hiram. However, many critiques highlight a lack of coherence and context, leading to a messy and incomplete narrative experience, with an abrupt ending that leaves players wanting more. Overall, while there are intriguing elements, the execution falls short for many reviewers.
“The story was good.”
“It was good in the sense of it had a very interesting story and it was very atmospheric.”
“I for one would love to get to know more of the story of Owen and Hiram!”
“Storywise, there is none; there are just a bunch of things happening with no context whatsoever. There is a place where you need to throw some papers into the fireplace, and while I was doing it, I randomly died, and it displayed the famous 'you died' message just like Dark Souls, and my character made a very weird crying voice.”
“Lastly, this is more of an opinion, but the ending felt a little abrupt and short. Maybe I missed some things, but the story felt a little messy and incomplete, like it was missing parts and still had lots of mystery.”
“Story seems like it would have been interesting if the frames weren't so poor and if the puzzles actually worked.”