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Experience the quiet terror of this 1-bit love letter to Junji Ito and H.P. Lovecraft. Navigate a hellish roguelite reality with turn-based combat and unforgiving choices. Experiment with your deck of event cards to discover new forms of cosmic horror in every playthrough. The inevitable awaits...
WORLD OF HORROR is a horror, lovecraftian and pixel graphics game
developed by panstasz
and published by Ysbryd Games and PLAYISM.
Released on October 19th 2023 is available on Windows, MacOS, Steam Deck and Steam Machine.
It has received 9,381 reviews of which 8,588 were positive and 793 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.9 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 14.62€ on Steam with a 25% discount.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: Intel Core i3
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4400
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 500 MB available space
MacOS
- OS: Catalina
- Processor: 1,4 Ghz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Inted HD Graphics 5000 1536 MB
- Storage: 500 MB available space
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Despite me loving how the game is structured and the visual design (legit the closest game to come to Junji Ito’s style and essence) I ended up disappointed with the lack of actual substance. It’s a shame because it could really be something with more updates. Again not saying it’s not a complete game for what it is right now. The mysteries and their multiple endings + unlockables are more than enough to occupy you it’s the endings of the story itself and how the story deals with the eldritch gods that disappoint me.
TL;DR: gamer entitlement at its best. Games good. Buy it if you enjoy this type of niché at the risk of being called a "Consoomer" this game is great. its fun, its pretty well made, and its genuinely enjoyable (don't mind the hours. i ended up playing this a lot during periods of not having internet due to my ISP being a ♥♥♥♥) a lot of the people complaining about "Stagnant updates" seem to be under the (frankly misguided) assumption that this isn't a finished game. that they haven't purchased a finished project and that its somehow early access despite having a full suite of features. Vast modding supporting. And various other things while there is some scuzzy stuff on the side. it'd be hypocritical to point to this when there are devs and publishing companies responsible for much worse than... Not updating a finished game and pushing out merch constantly????? which is just like w/e lmao. don't buy the merch if you're mad?
Most of the mysteries don't have enough branches to fit together well as modular building blocks in a run-based game, you're painfully powerless in the face of RNG, and the game left Early Access for a "1.0" that was still transparently missing content. At it's worst, this game is a slot machine where most of the possible spins actively punish you for playing. I can imagine many players not enjoying this game as it currently exists. Yet after years of no news other than merch tie-ins, an impressive patch appears to finally be on the horizon... and I found myself charmed enough by my memories of World of Horror to revisit it. As I said, there are real problems with the game, but I have so much fun inhabiting this evil little town that I can't stay too mad at it. There's one particular mystery plotline (Bloody Brief of a Beckoning Bulletin) that's stuck with me for years, one achievement (Awoo!) that made me laugh out loud, and a lot of structural similarities to some of the tabletop roleplaying games I love the most. There's a certain thrill in seeing how the pieces can be assembled into a different narrative each playthrough, even if runs never truly cohere into anything resembling a true narrative - some creative daydreaming papers over a lot of the mechanical pain points. Is it wrong to say you love a game's vibes, even when you can point to its many mechanical flaws? I can forgive myself for it here. I'll definitely update this review when 1.2 hits. If they can deliver on World of Horror's true potential, it might become something really memorable; as it stands right now, it's my guilty pleasure.
I contracted, fought, and beat aplastic anemia whilst waiting for this game to be completed. That was five years ago. To say I'm upset with the slow state of development is an understatement. At the same time, there's something about this game that I find highly enjoyable. The music, the art style, even the unique way the game works all scratch an itch that I can't find anywhere else. So much that I spent time actually writing a real review. For a roguelite, it does rely heavily on RNG. I usually dislike this. It manages to do so in a way that is so utterly addicting, that every time I nearly ragequit, I found myself just starting a new run. There's an odd agency I don't normally feel with RNG heavy games. As you hunt achievements, you unlock new content and slowly find ways to make the unfairness feel manageable. A lot of the RNG luck isn’t even about beating the game itself so much as it is about landing some of the rarer achievements. In my head, that seems to make it a lot more acceptable to manage--I still feel genuine enjoyment when I finish a run even if I didn't achieve my goals, and there are many times I'm trying to achieve multiple in the same run. Keeping track of this is a game in and of itself, and if you enjoy games that require you to learn a lot of information to succeed, this one will please you a lot. In this, I feel it succeeds in its "roguelite" aesthetic. It’s not TBOI, and the whole process is honestly a lot clunkier here. But the way achievement hunting works really pushes you to try things you otherwise wouldn’t. Unless you have serious issues with how the game actually plays, you can get a lot of hours out of it just trying to 100% the achievements and unlock everything. Without spoiling it, the reward for doing this is pretty awesome, and probably one of the best 100% completion rewards I've gotten from a game lol. It's very fitting to the theme; an insurmountable task drives you into madness, and you somehow gain understanding beyond your initial comprehension. You go from having no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ clue what you are doing to beating the most obnoxious god, using the stupidest character, on the hardest difficulty. All so you can unlock a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ terrible backstory that doesn't even have an achievement attached to it (unlike others.) And it feels EUPHORIC. This game has wounded me cerebrally to the point the torture was exquisite. I spent so many hours on this game that it would be ridiculous to not say it was worth the price I paid, even in the current state. However, there are some pretty big cons I feel important to note: - I listed this earlier as a positive, but it’s also a flaw. If you expect most of the content to be available right away, you’re going to be disappointed. You will sit thru some extremely enraging runs before you fully access the amount of strategy the game has. Guides will be similarly frustrating as what someone writing it may have unlocked will be different from you, unless the writer of the guide has the time to account for this. This game does not handhold, and it does it in the jankiest way possible. - I love the cases individually, but the way they work during runs can be very ♥♥♥♥♥♥. You have to solve five to get to the lighthouse. That's fine, right? NO. NO!!! Some cases completely isolate you from the rest of the game, which means you lose access to stores or areas you might normally rely on to manage your run. On top of that, and ESPECIALLY in some of these maps, some bosses are punishing enough that with a solid grasp of the meta it's easy to permanently write those cases off entirely. They are fun to play, don't get me wrong. But the nature of what I mentioned above makes it somewhat difficult to rectify in my head. - I don’t want to call the game janky. I really don’t. But some mechanics are so weirdly optimized that they actively discourage experimenting with characters, which is odd for a game that literally requires you to do so to unlock new content. Some characters have no perceivable advantage in the meta, even with highly specific strategies; the RNG dictates that often this is just not effective. A lot of achievements can be completed much easier on a select amount of characters, and because min-maxing matters so much in an RNG heavy game there’s not much reason to use the weaker ones unless an achievement forces you to. There are some characters I have literally never played except once or twice because they are just so useless. So why are they there? It’s forgivable, but it becomes very obvious the more you play. - The dev is notoriously bad at communication. To be fair, every time people start claiming the game is abandoned, an update eventually does happen. But the game still launched with unfinished content. Without Steam achievement integration, and seeing merch drops, even a Switch release while communication has been this sparse, I find this naturally frustrating. I genuinely feel a lot of the ire towards this dev would be lessened if he just sat down for five minutes and was earnest about the actual progress of the game, his goals, and what he realistically finds achievable. I don't believe he's trying to scam people, I just think he really misunderstood how EA should work--people expected a finished game by full release, not the almost-finished version we have and waiting games. Telling people an update is coming March, then releasing an ANNOUNCEMENT a different March, does not do well for morale. At the same time, the game does seem like it’s nearing actual completion, so maybe this won’t matter as much in the long run. There is a huge pro. - You can pet the dog in the store. It's VERY important that you do this. Trust me.
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WORLD OF HORROR is currently priced at 14.62€ on Steam.
Yes, WORLD OF HORROR is currently available at a 25% discount. You can purchase it for 14.62€ on Steam.
Yes, WORLD OF HORROR received 8,588 positive votes out of a total of 9,381 achieving a rating of 8.89.
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WORLD OF HORROR was developed by panstasz and published by Ysbryd Games and PLAYISM.
Yes, WORLD OF HORROR is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Yes, WORLD OF HORROR is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
No, WORLD OF HORROR is not playable on Linux.
Yes, WORLD OF HORROR is playable and fully supported on Steam Deck.
Yes, WORLD OF HORROR is playable and fully supported on Steam Machine.
No, WORLD OF HORROR does not support VR.
WORLD OF HORROR is a single-player game.
Yes, there is a DLC available for WORLD OF HORROR. Explore additional content available for WORLD OF HORROR on Steam.
No, WORLD OF HORROR does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, WORLD OF HORROR does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, WORLD OF HORROR is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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