I don't get spooked by horror too often. Lost in Vivo however, was genuinely scary. The gritty graphics, the sound design and a lot of small details all form a spooktacular cocktail of horror that simply -works- on me, keeps me paranoid and tense, and uses that against me. A horror game like that, I'll always remember fondly, because it's not about "woah a spooky thing, oh nooo" jumpscares, but about sinking you in immersion, and making you feel things.

And feel things, I certainly did.

Definitely recommended, go in blind if possible, and take your time. The game does deal with a few heavy topics, so make sure you're up for that.

I don't get spooked by horror too often. Lost in Vivo however, was genuinely scary. The gritty graphics, the sound design and a lot of small details all form a spooktacular cocktail of horror that simply -works- on me, keeps me paranoid and tense, and uses that against me. A horror game like that, I'll always remember fondly, because it's not about "woah a spooky thing, oh nooo" jumpscares, but about sinking you in immersion, and making you feel things. And feel things, I certainly did. Definitely recommended, go in blind if possible, and take your time. The game does deal with a few heavy topics, so make sure you're up for that.