Violent Horror Stories: anthology

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Violent Horror Stories: anthology is a single player simulation game. It was developed by BOBER BROS and was released on August 6, 2024. It received very positive reviews from players.

"Violent Horror Stories: anthology" is an anthology of horror games from different authors. Each game represents the authors' take on the theme of "pursuit" with its own visual design, gameplay, and story. The average completion time for each game is 15-30 minutes. GAMES IN THE ANTHOLOGY: - "I ate old man's liver now this b***ch is mine" — a psychological artho…

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Audience ScoreBased on 82 reviews

gameplay4 positive mentions

stability2 negative mentions

The anthology features 'No, I'm Not a Human', which is highly praised for its engaging storyline, atmosphere, and potential for a full release.
The games offer a variety of unique experiences, with each title showcasing different gameplay mechanics and artistic styles.
Overall, the collection is considered a good value for the price, providing entertaining content that can be enjoyed in short sessions.

Many of the games in the anthology feel incomplete or underdeveloped, leading to a lack of depth and engagement.
Technical issues, such as bugs and poor performance, detract from the overall experience, particularly in 'No, I'm Not a Human'.
Some titles are criticized for their confusing mechanics and lack of horror elements, making them less appealing to players seeking a traditional horror experience.

gameplay
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
42%
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The gameplay experiences vary significantly across different titles, with some users praising the engaging mechanics and variety in mini-games, while others criticize certain games for lacking depth and being overly reliant on cutscenes. While some titles offer fun and creepy atmospheres, others are deemed poor or passable, leading to mixed feelings about the overall gameplay quality. Notably, a few standout games are highlighted for their strong mechanics and interesting gameplay elements, particularly in the horror genre.
- “Great storyline and great gameplay.”
- “VHS is a wonderful little collection of horror scenarios with a lot of variety - each minigame offers something completely different in terms of both gameplay and atmosphere despite sharing the same theme of pursuit.”
- “My favorite one was definitely 'No, I'm Not a Human' that kind of surprised me by how good this one is not only as a part of the anthology, but just as a game itself with its interesting detective gameplay formula, lore, and visuals.”
- “The story isn't great nor is the gameplay, but it's passable.”
- “I was happy when it was over; the gameplay is pretty poor.”
- “The old man liver game, the bober bros game, like every game I played from them, was a waste of time. I quit it because it's just a big cutscene, 0 gameplay, just some old guy says some horrible things, you kill him, dogs talk at you, got bored.”
story
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
44%
23%
33%
The game's story has received mixed reviews, with some players praising its potential and creepiness, while others find it lacking depth and coherence. While the narrative can be engaging and offers unique elements, such as intriguing character backstories, it often feels secondary to the gameplay experience. Overall, players appreciate the variety in storytelling, but opinions vary on its overall quality and impact.
- “Great storyline and great gameplay.”
- “The art and gameplay are fun, the story manages to be creepy, the dialogue is all over the place, none of it bad, just all sorts of weird and creepy.”
- “I particularly enjoyed the story about the strange people who flooded the city during an abnormal heatwave.”
- “The story isn't great, nor is the gameplay, but it's passable.”
- “Very satisfying to beat, but doesn't offer much story in return.”
- “Very strange, mostly a way to read an okay horror story.”
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the graphics in the games reviewed are generally appreciated, with particular praise for the artwork and aesthetic of "I'm Not a Human," which stands out for its impressive visuals and sound design. While some games are noted to have decent graphics, others may not meet high expectations, especially for players seeking top-tier visuals. The artwork in "I Ate" is also mentioned positively, contributing to the overall visual appeal of the anthology.
- “I'm not a human is a fantastic little game with interesting writing and great artwork.”
- “Sound design and graphics are spot on as well!”
- “My favorite one was definitely 'no, I'm not a human' that kinda surprised me by how good this one is not only as a part of the anthology, but just as a game itself with its interesting detective gameplay formula, lore, and visuals.”
- “For whatever reason, it seems incompatible with either the way the graphics run or my whole operating system.”
- “My favorite one was definitely 'No, I'm Not a Human' that kinda surprised me by how good this one is not only as a part of the anthology, but just as a game itself with its interesting detective gameplay formula, lore, and visuals.”
atmosphere
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43%
14%
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The game's atmosphere is widely praised for its intense horror elements, creating a sense of despair and paranoia that immerses players in suspenseful experiences. Each minigame in the anthology offers unique atmospheric qualities while maintaining a cohesive theme of pursuit, complemented by striking art and ambient design. Overall, the atmosphere is a standout feature, making the anthology a compelling choice for horror enthusiasts.
- “This game sets up a great atmosphere, great characters, and suspense.”
- “The game excels in creating an intense atmosphere of paranoia, with its suspenseful and immersive experience.”
- “Horror elements and the atmosphere of despair!”
- “The anthology is worth buying just for the 'no, I'm not a human, I'm a ɿ̲̻ ʍ́ ρ̇̎ծ̬͎տ̯ͦ ե̧͗_̝̈̆ͅȝ̍ͯր͂͡' - this is an unusual indie horror with creepy art and a thick atmosphere of slowly unfolding apocalypse.”
- “VHS is a wonderful little collection of horror scenarios with a lot of variety - each minigame offers something completely different in terms of both gameplay and atmosphere despite sharing the same theme of pursuit.”
stability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game "I'm Not a Human" has been criticized for its instability, with users reporting numerous bugs and a lack of save functionality, which can lead to significant loss of progress.
- “I played the 'I'm Not Human' game and it is a buggy mess.”
- “Only played 'I'm Not Human' but it's buggy and without saves, so you can lose your entire progress easily.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
150%
The humor in the game is described as a mixed bag, with some entries featuring cringy writing and memes that may appeal primarily to streamers, while others are noted for their rich lore. Overall, the humor seems to resonate differently among players, with some finding it entertaining and others considering it weak or overly reliant on specific styles.
- “The humor in this game is absolutely top-notch, blending clever writing with hilarious situations that keep you laughing throughout.”
- “I love how the game uses absurdity and wit to create memorable moments; it's a refreshing take on humor in gaming.”
- “The jokes are well-timed and the comedic elements are perfectly integrated into the gameplay, making for a truly entertaining experience.”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players highlight the game as having exceptional depth and high replay value, making it stand out among others in the collection.
- “This is the game that has the greatest depth and replay value of anything in the collection, I'd say.”
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music and sound design in the game have been criticized as weak and poorly executed, which is surprising for a horror genre typically recognized for its strong audio elements.
- “The music is really weak and the sound design feels lazy, which is surprising since the horror genre is typically known for its strong audio elements.”
- “The soundtrack lacks depth and fails to create an immersive atmosphere, leaving the overall experience feeling flat.”
- “The audio design is disappointing, with repetitive tracks that do not enhance the gameplay or evoke any emotional response.”

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Violent Horror Stories: anthology is a simulation game.

Violent Horror Stories: anthology is available on PC and Windows.

Violent Horror Stories: anthology was released on August 6, 2024.

Violent Horror Stories: anthology was developed by BOBER BROS.

Violent Horror Stories: anthology has received very positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its atmosphere.

Violent Horror Stories: anthology is a single player game.

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