Uncanny Tales: 1992

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Uncanny Tales: 1992 is a single player casual simulation game with horror and thriller themes. It was developed by VYASTUDIO and was released on September 10, 2025. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Uncanny Tales: 1992 is a chilling episodic horror game where the true terror lies in human fears and unsettling realities. Players follow 14-year-old Anton, stranded alone in his grandmother's apartment in a town plagued by mysterious child disappearances. As eerie events unfold, Anton must uncover the dark secrets lurking beneath the surface.

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story5 positive mentions

The game has a unique vibe and atmosphere, reminiscent of retro horror games, which enhances the overall experience.
Great voice acting and music contribute to the immersive storytelling, making it a captivating short horror experience.
The game features effective jump scares and a well-crafted narrative that keeps players engaged throughout.

The game is quite short, with some players feeling that the story could have been expanded for a more satisfying experience.
There are numerous glitches and bugs that can disrupt gameplay, including AI issues and crashes.
Some players found the story to be lacking depth and the gameplay mechanics to be rough, leading to a less enjoyable experience.

story
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The story has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it underwhelming yet enjoyable, while others praised its creepiness and effective build-up to a satisfying ending. The addition of a prologue and well-executed jumpscares contributed to the overall immersion, making it a compelling experience despite its brevity. Overall, the narrative is appreciated for its interesting elements and retro-inspired horror themes.
- “Overall though I really enjoyed the game and its story.”
- “Awesome game and well-written storyline.”
- “Uncanny Tales 1992 is a retro-inspired horror adventure that blends old-school aesthetics with spine-chilling storytelling.”
- “The story is kind of meh, but the cozy and living environment and visuals keep the immersion on point.”
- “40 minutes is not a lot... if the story had been written for 2 hours of gameplay, I'd say it's worth it.”
- “The slow realization of just how horrible the antagonist of the story actually was to the build-up of the ending was well done.”
gameplay
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized by a balance of exploration and narrative, encouraging players to piece together fragmented stories amidst tense encounters. While the core mechanics are solid, some players find the overall experience lacking depth, with enemy mechanics being relatively easy but capable of presenting challenges. The game's length is also a point of contention, as some feel it could benefit from a longer story.
- “Gameplay balances exploration and narrative, pushing you to piece together fragmented stories while surviving tense encounters.”
- “There is no 1 or 2 key items that feel rough to me; it's just the overall feel of the game as well as the actual gameplay.”
- “+ decent enemy mechanics, was kinda easy but I can see how things can go wrong fast.”
- “40 minutes is not a lot... if the story had been written for 2 hours of gameplay, I'd say it's worth it.”
- “There is no single key item that feels rough to me; it's just the overall feel of the game as well as the actual gameplay.”
- “+ decent enemy mechanics, was kind of easy but I can see how things can go wrong fast.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in the game are praised for their immersive and cozy environments, with a blend of retro-inspired aesthetics that effectively capture the essence of '90s horror. Users highlight the spectacular visuals and authenticity, which enhance the overall experience and storytelling.
- “The story is kind of meh, but the cozy and living environment and visuals keep the immersion on point.”
- “A super game with spectacular graphics and the music is beautiful.”
- “What stands out most is the authenticity—the developers nailed the ‘90s horror essence, from the distorted visuals to the subtle storytelling that leaves you questioning what’s real and what’s imagined.”
atmosphere
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere of "Uncanny Tales 1992" is highly praised, characterized by dark corridors, unsettling sound design, and a pervasive sense of paranoia that enhances the horror experience. Reviewers note its effectiveness in creating an immersive and eerie environment, appealing particularly to fans of retro and analog horror, while avoiding reliance on cheap jump scares.
- “Overall, Uncanny Tales 1992 is a must-play for fans of retro horror, analog horror enthusiasts, or anyone who craves an unsettling, atmospheric experience that doesn’t rely on cheap jump scares.”
- “Loved the atmosphere; it reminded me of Fears to Fathom.”
- “The game thrives on atmosphere—dark corridors, unsettling sound design, and a creeping sense of paranoia that builds with every step.”
- “The environment feels lifeless and lacks any real immersion, making it hard to get invested in the game.”
- “Despite the potential for a rich atmosphere, the bland visuals and generic sound effects leave much to be desired.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the game's stability has improved compared to its predecessor, allowing players to complete it with fewer bugs, though some glitches still persist, particularly towards the end.
- “Unlike the first game, I was able to complete this one since it wasn't as buggy.”
- “The game runs smoothly without any crashes, making for a seamless experience.”
- “I appreciate how stable the gameplay is; I didn't encounter any major issues.”
- “Glitches galore, especially in the final segment.”
- “The game crashes frequently, making it nearly unplayable.”
- “I encountered numerous bugs that disrupted my experience.”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is widely praised for its beauty and retro vibe, complementing the spectacular graphics and enhancing the overall experience. Reviewers highlight the incredible voice acting alongside the strong musical elements, contributing to a captivating atmosphere.
- “A super game with spectacular graphics and the music is beautiful.”
- “The voice acting and music were incredible and had a cool retro vibe to it.”
- “Also, the music is good.”

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Uncanny Tales: 1992 is a casual simulation game with horror and thriller themes.

Uncanny Tales: 1992 is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 2 hours playing Uncanny Tales: 1992.

Uncanny Tales: 1992 was released on September 10, 2025.

Uncanny Tales: 1992 was developed by VYASTUDIO.

Uncanny Tales: 1992 has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its gameplay.

Uncanny Tales: 1992 is a single player game.

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