除邪(CHUXIE)

“Its mechanics, while effective in small doses, do not evolve significantly over time, which can make the experience feel somewhat repetitive once the initial novelty fades.”

“Additionally, the lack of clear guidance and occasional technical roughness—such as minor bugs or unclear interactions—can disrupt immersion and lead to frustration, particularly for players who prefer more structured gameplay.”

“The narrow FOV gave me a headache throughout my playtime, some important gameplay aspects weren't explained properly (e.g. how to deal with the teleporting lady, where to play the chicken feet and eggs), there's no UI tracking the items you've collected, there's no indication of how much health you have, combat is often too difficult during the first playthrough, the written notes don't always have the best or most legible English, and most importantly, the horror in this game is comprised largely of cheap jumpscares.”

“The story aspect is all over the place and is overall a dumpster fire, I don't regret refunding this game.”

“The jumpscares become predictable, the world is fleshed out through items you pick up and puzzles you complete, so there's no true story as to why you are there and how.”

“I'll give it a 4/10, lack of direction and story plus bugs make me not really remember or want to play this game.”

“I think if you buy a 4k monitor the graphics would be a lot better; I'm currently running a 2k, and frankly, the graphics were a bit lacking compared to the trailer's standards.”

“This, however, is flat and one-dimensional, solely relying on graphics and the shown POV mechanic.”

“Graphically it is correct, but I would recommend some configuration to limit your FPS to avoid heat and overuse of CPU.”

“This works well in maintaining the focus on atmosphere, but it also means that the emotional impact relies more on moment-to-moment tension than on a compelling overarching story.”

“It's a lazy UE5 asset flip with some bugs and jank left in, but combined with the atmosphere, the use of maze and key-opens-door game tropes keep it interesting.”

“The sound and the atmosphere work well to the creators' advantage when combined with 'you have no idea where they come from' for the first few levels, then you learn to figure out where they appear and they are easy to dispatch.”

“Chuxie currently contains severe bugs and glitches that make the game almost unplayable.”

“Players cannot reset their progress or resolve ongoing glitches without affecting system stability.”

“This prevents a clean reinstall and causes glitches to persist across sessions.”

“General performance problems.”

“Stuttering during gameplay.”

“These performance issues negatively affect immersion and the overall horror experience.”

“But, 15 to 30 minutes in, the game repeats tedious monster closets that pose no threat, aside from being visually ugly and stupid looking.”

“After the third jump scare (which, by the way, became utterly predictable and stale), the enemies turned from mildly interesting to downright tedious and repetitive.”

“Narratively, the game takes a restrained approach, offering just enough context to justify your actions without diving deeply into character development or plot complexity.”

“Minor spoiler: you eventually find an upgrade for it to only cost gold that you don't have, which in my opinion is just a cheap way of adding replay value.”

“Save yourself the frustration and skip this one—there are way better games out there that don’t feel like a cash grab.”

“The jumpscares are very predictable; the game also tells you when you're about to have one by the light flashing and eerie music and screams.”

“Unless they remove the music, screams, and light flashing and make it really unpredictable, I would rate this game higher.”