Visage is the Most Terrifying Game I Have Ever Played (Review/Analysis) 

Just played it again for the third time and my eyes still get misty from fear. Games like Visage remind me there's still hope for the horror genre!

Ironically my favorite moment from the game was funny not scary. Once you get far enough in Delores's chapter, you go in the kitchen and the appliances are arguing with each other lol. Was a pretty cool scene with some good voice acting.

I thought Delores was the scariest chapter by far. Just seeing her peek around the corner of a door frame or seeing her stood in a corner banging her head. Really freaky.

my favorite part is when you’re just roaming around the house and right before a demon starts attacking you random stuff happens throughout the house. the randomization in the attacks makes this like a dream horror game come true.

This is the best horror game I’ve played in a very long time. I’ve held Alien Isolation as my number one for a while, but this is almost it’s equal. I’m a huge horror fan, and I’m so glad it is good.

People are really sleeping on this game its sad

dude thank you for making this... I’m a huge horror game fan this is hands down the most terrifying game I’ve ever played. I think the enemy AI and encounters are some of the best I’ve ever experienced, so many times I thought that random encounter was scripted, the enemies in the first two chapters (that’s all I played as of now) just always kept me on my toes because I could never really gage a pattern with them. The most bone chilling encounter I had was with dolaris in the basement during a paranormal attack... The sound cues started building up and I starting running trying to get upstairs when al the sudden it calmed down... I still tried to break for the upstairs when I saw dolaris just out of the corner of my eye looking at me down an intersecting hallway to my left. I never got attacked actually, but the fucking game just subtly placed her barely in my vision with no sound ques or anything to draw my attention. It wasn’t till a second after that I realized what I had just seen which made it all the more chilling.

knowing that dwayne was actually involved with mk ultra made his own chapter much more interesting and now i look back and actually enjoy it. also lewis taylor is the sludge monster

I believe the last chapter is actually the most important one so far. In the game you live through the experiences of several previous inhabitants of the house. What links you and all other inhabitants has something to do with project mkultra. The LSD experiments that were being done on American citizens by their own government. Proof for this theory to be valid would be the drawing of an LSD molecule in the lab that starts to fill with smoke. Also the fact that all inhabitants have been on medication. I believe Dwayne and the neighbour to both be part of the project. The neighbour being the person who keeps an eye on the subjects. And later on, the use of cameras, the reason behind the scopophobia of Rakan. I believe Dwayne to play the role of field operative in mkultra. And his descent of madness and the reason of his haunting to be the guilt he feels over his actions. This also falls into the timeframe of project ultra. Dwayne gets to live in the house a bit after the end of the project. Him being compliant to the deaths leads him feel guilt and he tries to drown that by excessive drinking. Eventually his only way out seems to be to kill himself and his family. I believe that you play as a ghost in the game. Hence why you have no reflection and body. (Or could be because its in beta/alpha stages) and that the black gooey monster is a representation of you. It was you who broke into rakans house to calm him down and it is you who tries stop yourself from taking the easy way out with the ending where you shoot yourself six times. (Smash the plastered white wall in the basement and use the gun in the room if you havent played this path yet) i also believe that this is you because you take a employee card in the waterplant facility where with an awefull familiar face (the goo blob guy). As an secret mkultra operative trying to spike the watersource with LSD. Thats about all the little secrets i was able to scout out. I am very exited about an update where rose will come to the house.

Excellent review, very insightful and interesting, thanks a lot !

I loved this video. I'm your 50th subscriber and I can't believe I'm not your 50 thousandth. I hope you keep making videos

Great video and review. Love seeing this game getting the love it deserves. I actually found Dwayne’s chapter terrifying. One example (SPOILER) is the light bulb puzzle in the basement, with the radio sounding possessed in a weird, rhythmic way. Walking into the darkness, knowing what it does to your sanity... I’ve never felt so uneasy playing a video game. Being in the darkness made me feel claustrophobic, filled with dread. And then, directly behind me... that sound... you know what sound I’m referring to those who encountered the monster that stalks you in Dwayne’s chapter. Masterful, absolute dreadful horror. Cheers

Yes, there was an implied but hidden story line that Dwayne was working with MK ultra experiments. There are several clues in the game that point to this. And everyone who lived in the house was a victim. There are some redditors who have done some serious digging into the game to find the breadcrumbs and it’s actually pretty intelligent the way they designed it. You can play the game without ever having to suspect any of that, but once you pick up on a breadcrumb you can’t stop noticing them. A lot of those breadcrumbs are within Dwayne’s chapter, but you wouldn’t notice them unless you were looking. Like the radio hidden inside the wall in the basement VHS puzzle for example. That is a huge clue regarding another chapter. The comic book pages featuring the neighbor Rose are a huge clue as well, but you’d never know unless you had the breadcrumbs. Very cool game!

Love this review nicely done & explained 👏🏻

This game is absolutely amazing on the ps5 extremely scary and extremely difficult this is a must have for true horror fans

The audio design of this game is incredible. Playing it with a good headset is so intense. I could literally feel my body surging with adrenaline

Great content, keep at it mate.

Came here from your FNAF: Security Breach video. You speak well and are engaging! Definitely subbing, and know you deserve a lot more! Keep grinding, man!

How much you like this game heavily depends on two things. how much you enjoy puzzles (this is not a game for you to get into puzzle games, but more if you are someone who is already familiar with them a want something completely knew) and then if you played on PC or console. Also I seriously thought Dolores chapter was the by far scarier than Lucy’s chapter.

there's only a few games that really scared me throughout the years: 1)F.E.A.R. & F.E.A.R. 2 (combined into one because there's only a few select moments) 2)Fatal Frame 1 3)Fatal Frame 2 4)P.T. 5)Silent Hill 1 & 2 (combined into one because there's only a few select moments) 6)Condemned 7)The Suffering from watching lets plays, i can say this game would probably really creep me out. the only thing thats stopping me from getting it is im 50/50 on the game play.

Great video, certainly worth a subscription!

Generally when it comes to horror - be it a movie, a book, whatever - the payoff tends to be the hardest part to nail. You need to present the viewer with some form of resolution, usually in the form of a revelation, but that inherently presents a precarious balance that you absolutely have to nail. Explain too little and the viewer feels like they're just treading water, but explain too much and you risk trivializing everything that came before. Ironically enough most Japanese horror fiction - in many ways the basis of inspiration for P.T. and consequentially Visage - tends to just sidestep the issue by never granting the viewer any kind of reprieve at all and leaving everything to the imagination. That approach requires a LOT of confidence in your artistic vision and, more importantly, your audience. Understandably, many struggle with this. So Visage stumbles as it approaches the ending, I agree, but as a horror afficionado, I can't claim I expected any different. Sometimes the ending does not matter, but rather the experience of getting there. Not that that makes for an acceptable metric for the purposes of a review, of course - what I'm saying is just that I like the game, I guess. Anyway, enough time wasted babbling - great review man, thank you for the video!

While I agree that Dwaynes chapter went a little overboard drilling the drugs and alcohol point home, there is actually more to his story. It starts with the memory where you sign the contract repeating the words “you don’t give a fuck”. This implies that Dwayne was working with some shady people, but on what? The answer there lies in the lab memory. If you look at the charts and graphs on the walls there are two notable things. First off Dwayne’s name is listed with other scientists. The second is a graph showing the chemical structure of LSD. Those two things accompanied by the gas slowly suffocating Dwayne in this section suggests that he was working on some kind of hallucinogenic chemical... that leads into the factory memory... First off, the factory is a water treatment facility. It is here that we get some exposition on the ink monster that has been following you. You open his locker and find that his name was Lewis Taylor, and he was suspicious of Dwaynes presence at the facility, and rightly so for reasons i will get to momentarily. In regards to lewis however I think that Dwayne killed him when he became suspicious, though i have no solid evidence. This section ends with Dwayne picking an apple, it rots in his hands before he drops it into a well with pipes leading in all directions. Immediately after, hundreds of bodies float to the surface all around him.... whatever chemical Dwayne had helped create, he apparently was responsible for unleashing it into the water supply, resulting in widespread death.... Plagued by guilt, Dwayne looked for solace at the bottom of a bottle.... I am unclear as to why, but it would seem that for whatever reason, the visage house was a testing ground of sorts for the drugs/poison that Dwayne helped create (hence the surveillance equipment found by Rakan). My guess is that Dwaynes employers moved him into the house without him knowing that the previous residents (Lucy, Dolores, and Rakan), had been the guinea pigs for his work, thus making him another test subject, or maybe just a loose end that needed to be dealt with. Just like the rest, his mental state deteriorated. He drank heavily and drugged himself to ease his guilty conscience, until he snapped and murdered his whole family. Cue the start of the game.... Obviously this game is very ambiguous in its story, but i like to think i have provided solid evidence for my theory.

This is the first and only game that gives me goosebumps and I don't know why. It must be happening subconsciously which makes it more scarier.

A definite must buy for horror fans. I had to muster so much guts and patience to get through the Dolores chapter. Don't even know if i'll be able to play the other 2 or 3 chapters lol.

You sold me the first 3 minutes saying it’s scarier than PT, outlast and RE7

Fantastic review! I'd love to see your analysis of Layers of Fear 1&2 and Alien Isolation

I recommend that u watch a video by the RU-vidr Gaming Harry. He goes in depth about a theory which ties together all 4 chapters, and how they ultimately involve dwayne. But overall great review, and keep up the good work.

Had to stop watching when you got to spoiler territory but I got your video saved & you've earned a subscriber without even trying man. You keep it real and I honestly think this is the scariest game I've ever played. I've played alot of horror games my friend but Visage wins in terms of real horror like you actually locked in a creepy house. I love RE, The Evil Within 2 (underrated) Silent Hill, Fatal Frame, Layers of Fear, & Blair Witch.. But Visage is a horror masterpiece that LITERALLY will scare the heck is you playing inna dark with a headset!

The constant battle of finding light sources kinda ruined it for me. I love the puzzles and just about everything but wandering in the dark unable to find anything only to die over and over ruined it.

I'm glad to see someone saying Lucy's chapter is the scariest. Everyone says Delores' chapter is the scariest, but I was genuinely relieved when Lucy's chapter was over. Fantastic and terrifying game.

you deserve waaay more subs

I appreciate the balanced review. You clearly stated that it was the scariest game you've played, while not the best overall and rated it a 3/5. Which, I agree with.

Solid review 👍🏼

I remember after finishing the game i would go around the house and collect all the beer cans and stack them and the mugs too. Great game.

I’ve played a lot of horror and this is the scariest game I’ve ever played. That said it was a game i never finished because of the frustration of the gameplay and the boredom of all the walking and looking too much time being consumed.

Luv this game started playing it yesterday so scary best I’ve played but does anyone think the character Dwain may be a ghost? As at the beginning he wakes up on a pool of blood limping straight after the guy shoots his family n and he has no reflection or even talks on the phone to his neighbour ?

I just bought Visage on steam and it's downloading right now. Can't wait to play it :)

I think I'm going to finally play this game for myself. I was waiting for it to be fully released, but I never heard much more on it, oddly enough. I really enjoy horror games that don't hold your hand. It brings me back to the old survival horror games, like Resident Evil 1-3 and Silent Hill.

Dolores killed me more than anyone. Which is why I found the chapter the most horrifying, I guess. It was the first chapter I completed though. When I went through Lucy’s it was also just as scary but I had more game knowledge. Dolores was the hardest chapter by far. I completed a lot of Dwaynes chapter between missions so it never felt tedious or that difficult because I felt much safer and had a solid understanding of what the game was showing me with the VHS tapes for some reason. I picked up almost all the tapes when I did Lucy’s chapter (maybe lucky) so it wasn’t tedious to me. That being said, Dwayne’s story hit home really hard. Being a recovering alcoholic/drug addict I felt his story very deep. Minus the murder. I love how this game delves deep into the problems of psychosis and other debilitating mental issues.

Couldn't agree more. Terrifying. Ominous. Looks great. Nearly perfect and the best horror game I've ever played.

How do u ay the vsh tapes in the game or r they jist collectables ?

Took me 36 hours to complete it, truly terrifying I’ve never been so scared .

last time I played this game it had cheap jumpscares that come out of nowhere. Is that still the case or have they changed it? Because cheap jump scares isn't real horror

Lucy and Dolores are very close among them for quality, while for how bad Dwayne can be it always beats Rakan, that's just a way to thank a munific sponsor in the Kickstarter campaign. Now, Dwayne is a core point, maybe the reason it's worse than Lucy is the adage 'saving the best for the first levels' that's held dear in AAA video game development, or they were just tired at that point and wanted to get rid of this work. To validate this, rumors have nervous exhaustion among the members during the making of, and aside the porting for the next gen they're apparently not making anything else. Now, long ramble incoming. The fact is little known, but Dwayne's Masked Man has been tracked down to be a really documented demon called Malphas, a big fish in Hell's army with a fascination for houses. Lucy's chapter homages Poltergeist, because a little girl started communicating with entities found in TV's static, and she starts disconnecting like Dolores before her, even without the pills. In Mk-Ultra disconnection was encouraged, to fragment the personality and create alter egos to be recalled on command once the process is complete. Since this happens with traumas, every means was allowed, not least rituals, to suggestionate the victims in the early phases, and to latch entities to their psych fragments in more advanced stages. Except Dolores, every victim had personal vis-a-vis contacts with their own estraneous controlling entity. The house now. Even ipotizing Dwayne was an agent under direct orders of the Government(he choose to numb itself like Lucy and Dolores, so I exclude this), it's an uselessly huge place, with two levels underground each one big as the ground floor, not counting portals and shapeshifting. I have watched two games before this that left me the impression the house in wich their story happened was better leveled to the ground than standing. I don't remember anything about them, not even their titles, just that in one of them every member of the family dies somehow in the house, including the playable character thanks to a twist personaly related and a guy named Lewis that ended in his little imaginary world in wich everything was named after him. Then stumbled upon Jacob Geller's video about haunted houses, in wich the house itself can be an entity antagonizing its inhabitants, of wich you don't know its past or purpose. And I said before that Dwayne's demon friend is linked to houses in general, maybe this is a huge trap to lure souls in, like Silent Hill, or it took pleasure after the first disgrace(Dolores murdering husband and son) and was addicyed to inhabitants destroying their lives with their own hands(after having been built by Malphas of course). All of this because you said that the house seems responsible of, or just somewhat tied to, all this bloodshed, so one last couple of things. Jung dreamed once about being in a foreign house that he recognized immediately as a personal space of his. The basement was tied to unconscious, subconscious and everything else mental you can't realize normally. In the movie Siddhartha with Keanu Reeves, Siddhartha pulled a copy of himself out of a puddle. Said copy presented (it/him)self as the 'house', but Siddhartha said clearly that He/It, the Architect, would have never managed to build the home. (the copy of)Keanu Reeves then mutes into Sandokan and disappears. I know of two depictions of Evil in Hinduism, one is Ravana the enemy of Rama in the Ramayana, the other is called Mara and the nema means exactly 'the Foe, the Enemy, the Opponent', meanings held for the Devil through the languages. Don't think it's officially called this way but that scene in Siddhartha was about him facing temptations. So I am sure that Sandokan was the Devil of the situation. And that's all.

ya need to spread this game around and hashtag it on tiktok as the best horror game ever. i got it recently and i only played like 10 mins of it and i quickly got out because one door just randomly creaks open and so i was in the closet just seeing if i can hide in here just in case. out of knowhere the door that has the panda drawing just opens ! i’m like fuck no !!! i love horror games but this game idk just creeps me out and i want to know if i have to do them in order or do i have to pick up the camera first ? if it’s in order idk where to start tbh.

Seems like you missed the subplot about Dwayne's shady job and the LSD in the water. I did too but when I read about it online it made total sense and it's hinted at in the Epilogue.

did progress. no camera, no drawing - lucy..... how............... and the closet killed me

(Spoiler) There is a wall you can breakdown in the basement that leading to the room from the opening scene. If ypu shoot your self with the revolver it will give you the location of one of the VHS tapes. You can do this for all the tapes you don't get from the chapters.

i would give this game rating a10 out of 10 great content scary chapters and 9 out of 9 realizem perfect perfect stoty telling a must have for fans who likes scary and horror.

have a wierd question. i played til the tree house and the damn mirror scene. and could not find the camera. and i know where it is..... but isnt there...................... was i lucky. so all i say is almost if not beat two chapters with no camera. beat that

First and also good review

So far I haven’t found Visage to be scarier than P.T. Going through the house with random lights going off and random noises isn’t very scary to me personally. It does get more intense as you continue through the game but P.T. was freakier for me. Visage’s production value is also amateurish IMO.

“Dope Cow’s Milk”, “Spliff Peanut Butter” ok I see you Visage devs 😂🔥

I am still playing this game after 15 hours and i am still only in the half

I'm dying to play this in vr. Too cheap for vorphx, too lazy to pirate.

Play this with the Woojer Edge haptic feedback vest.

Man I was getting really ticked off that people were pronouncing visage wrong. I looked it up, turned out I was pronouncing it wrong LOL. I was pronouncing it the way it would be pronounced in French, because I thought it was a French word not English 😂 I have never heard someone use this word in English before. The narrator in this movie pronounced it correctly according to Google. The French pronunciation sounds cooler tho 😂

I found Dolores' chapter the scariest, but maybe that's because I played that one first. It also took me more than two years to finish the game with me playing about once a week for an hour xD

There's a sale on Visage in the Steam Store for $17.99.. IDK shouldn't I pick it up for the Steam Deck. I love horror games.

I just finished Alien Isolation I'm up for any game now!

Saw the trailer and instantly didn’t want to download it

Pretty disappointed with Visage. Easily one of the most tedious games I've ever experienced.

I believe it’s Visage like massage

I had to stop playing because I couldn't take the suspense, even just the sound of your foot steps why you walk around the house waiting for something to happen started to freak me out lol

I really liked the game, though for some strange reason, I did not find it too scary. Personally, I found Amnesia: Rebirth scarier. Something about the isolated alien landcapes and the story spooked me more. Visage had a great atmosphere though. But some of the puzzles were attrocious.

Bout to play for the first time 😁😁😁 Edit: Nothings even jumped out at me and I’m already terrified 🤣 I DONT WANT TO GO IN THE DARK ROOM

I agree and I watch horror movies for fun. I played this game when it dropped and I did not even make it through the first chapter.😭

Love it! Best horror game I've ever played. Granted the second half is significantly less quality than the first half, but the first half is worth the money and time.

What game is he refering to "PT"?

Personally I wanted to love it but I wound up just... disliking it. My main issues were 1. I HATE the controls with a passion. Opening and closing doors and drawers was a horrible experience. 2. I disliked the inventory. The ways keys/locks worked was dumb. If I have the key and I click on a locked door with that key it should just unlock that door. 3. I didn't like the way lighting worked in the game. There was such a high contrast between light/dark that it just looked really unnatural. 4. Movement felt overly sluggish. 5. This is entirely my fault but I'm not the best with directions, so I hated the chase sequences. Especially since one way to avoid getting caught was going into a room and closing a door (see point #1). In the end I would say the atmosphere was insanely good in this game. It was creepy AF. Bravo for that. But the game play was severely lacking for me. The actual "game" aspect wasn't fun for me. Puzzles were meh. Movement was bad. If you can get past the poor (IMO) gameplay, I think horror game fans would enjoy it though. I might try to power through again sometime, but with a back log of other games to play that I'm having more fun with it's hard to justify.

I HAVE DOWNLODED IT BUT CANT EXPOLE IT , ITS SCARY AF

I hate the constipation that goes along with being on a methadone treatment! Although I enjoy this video, it does nothing to make laying an egg any less unpleasant 🤷‍♂️. 🥴💩😮‍💨

excellent game wouldn't say it's terrifying certainly has scares but found fatal frame scarier back in the day.

It's the best horror game ive ever played! So good

Vhs tapes are scary 😨

MK Ultra is the reason why everyone gone crazy.. search it its related to this game

Play this game at night, alone, in the dark, WITH HEADPHONES.. hehehehe good luckkkk

Yes just yes

"It's scarier than PT" - what is PT?

New suscriber ! ... I have to go to avoid spoilers, but u did a great job !! ... I'm agree, VISAGE is not a game for weak people ! ... Is gonna scare the fuck out of you !!!

Madison is also same game like this

Really disagree with your characterisation of the VHS Tapes. They all provide a big backstory on Dwayne and everyone else in the game including the other chapters. The storytelling here can be very subtle and the hints are small but once you know the backstory things which happened in earlier chapters will start form an overarching narrative. SPOILERS and TW TL:DR If you are invested in the story of Visage you want to complete the Tapes and also probably read the fan and community theories that are out there. Looking around the house will tell you stuff for sure but the chapters go into far greater depth. The scare element might not be there (Prison was certainly scary and infuriating for me doing it with no replacing lightbulbs and Indifference was a trippy experience with maybe some horror expressed at the dark themes on show here but nothing very frightening or creepy.) The Affliction Tape where you go into the industrial factory setting and then throw the apple into the well and the bodies, seemingly of indiscriminate people who Dwayne does not know (or will ever know) by the lack of eyes and skin colour, rise out of the water indicates Dwayne probably has had something to do with their demise. They could also be dead which would explain them being in the Indifference Tape, which is confirmed as Dwaynes Domain by the guy in the Plague Doctor mask. The fact that many Plague Doctors were not medically trained and were likely quacks doctors who promise a cure but never deliver one is a really intriguing way to present this character. This part also introduces us to another character via an ID card called Lewis Taylor who the Visage Community thinks is the black inky guy (or Tar Guy). He ends up in the well during Affliction and tries to pull Dwayne in hinting that he either was killed by Dwayne when he tried to stop him poisoning peoples water or that he was poisoned by it and he was too late to stop Dwayne from doing it even more. The Pride Tape also does this too and both seem to suggest Dwayne either worked at a Water Treatment facility and that the company operating it was spreading poison in the water or that he worked for a company doing something in a healthcare setting or that produced chemicals (which he could have used to do said poisoning). Rakans chapter has a hint that this could have been something of a government/organisational conspiracy and knows Dwayne and says that he ruined his life. But the VHS tapes definitely go into heavy game lore which can be a tad obscure at times and things don't fit together well. Blink and you WILL miss it. The sequences of Dwayne Drinking seem to follow a linear story with him going to the supermarket and buying a LOT of beers and then vomiting (probably because he drunk too much) in Negligence. Then this drunkeness is explained by the Addiction Tape where we seem to meet Dwaynes inner "guiding" voice which seems to encourage him to drink to dull his emotions and probably guilt (this feeling is hinted at in the Indifference Tape with the floating notes with feelings on them with the strange frames you must find). The reason for this guilt is further explained by the Pride and Affliction Tapes. Greed is perhaps when Dwayne accepts he doesn't care anymore and signs a contract saying You Don't Give a Fuck. This is followed by him walking into the room of faceless (dead) people and a white bird (most likely a dove) indicating hes made peace with the fact he must now drink constantly or that he has now decided he wants to commit suicide. Indifference is where Dwayne undergoes a punishment of sorts and he lambasts himself and we learn that his inner guiding voice probably constantly mentally tortures him from the scenes where his familys voices are distorted and they shout at him and cast him as a lowlife, however this is self-punishment it seems. Prison is strange as we face off against the character we think is Lewis Taylor but theres not much to it. Perhaps Dwayne was put in Prison for his actions by Taylor/the government and had to escape or he was fearful of going to prison because he killed Lewis Taylor or perhaps this is just for gameplay reasons. It is not known. These subreddit posts explain and go into a lot more detail on very subtle things, though references to pop culture can sometimes get mixed up with stuff in the story. www.reddit.com/r/VisageGame/comments/knaa34/visages_disturbing_story_explained/ www.reddit.com/r/VisageGame/comments/o8o17d/theory_who_is_lewis_taylor_and_his_connection_to/

Try playing it in VR then

Damn right I’m skeptical for this game cause it’s not the puzzles that bother me but the fact that it’s ONLY four chapters long so you can see why I’m very hesitant about buying this game

Peronally i think its a 4/5

It wasn't that scary, it kept you on edge but I wouldn't call it terrifying. That said, it's a masterpiece in story telling. I encourage anyone to try it, it's a must play

"spoiler-free review" dawg u just spoiled almost the whole game in that montage

This game fcking sucked. The only scare factor is dark corners. I played it through and it was just "Ghost adventures" where the only terror was faint to hear sounds and super dark corners. Thats it! Resident Evil 4 is way more scary

Best game

I wanted to like this game, its just dumb puzzles that are all trial and error. Im on deloras and ive had to look up like 3 guides. Whats the point in making horror games that need guides ?? Make the game make sense.

Bro literally no one pronounces this game properly

This is the worst horror game in the world first of all it's got every cliche bullshit tactic in every horror game The game is a bit scary at first but the more you progress the more predictable it gets which just leads to boredom and the puzzles are just so tedious the only thing that looks good is the graphics but other than that infliction and PT were way better than this crap

Like literally how is this game scary with a slow ass beginning and I can't get into it because of it and I always havta watch a goddamn walkthrough for literally every single fucking horror game?!?!?! And FUCK no it's not scarier than Outlast...Outlast is #1 scariest Madison is #2 rare as fuck a game would be actually scary and fuck Resident Evil everyone who says that shit's scary is definitely on drugs...Evil Inside is the #1 PT remake Madison's better cuz Evil Inside is way too damn short otherwise that would be also my #1 PT inspired game