The voice acting is a little meh, but it's an indie game so you can't really fault them for that.

It's a fun horror-adventure game that has a new, interesting take on Nordic mythology as you go from domain to domain. It's not as scary as I first expected it to be, so don't expect to be at the edge of your seat the whole time, but I did get startled pretty good a few times so you'll definitely get some good moments.

I feel like I definitely rushed through the game since there's rooms and areas I didn't explore, so I recommend just exploring and figuring out ways and back-tracking a bit to open doors and get some more lore and such.

Overall? 7/10.

ok nice game but i hated our vision limited to the almost a couple meter away. that's not make this game more scary just made me annoying and bored. now i checked my review for the other game unforgiving and i wrote same thing about vision and " if they make a new game they should have careful about this problem" and they still did even more limited vision than unforgiving. thanks angry demon studio you guys care our feedbacks .

I played Unforgiving and it was a solid indie horror game, but this is probably one of the best I've ever played.

The plot, worldbuilding, and gameplay all increased in scope, and the blending of sci-fi and Norse fantasy was really well done. It did a good job with both atmospheric horror and the occasional well-executed jumpscare. Gameplay didn't get too frustrating or tedious. Sound design and soundtrack were awesome. It even had a good final boss fight, which is hard to do in a survival horror, and well made endings with choices.

Honestly don't have any complaints. Unforgiving I'd only recommend to the hardcore horror fan on sale, but this I'd recommend to any horror fan at full price.