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Anthology of Fear is the first-person psychological horror, focusing on the story and solving the secrets of the game world. The player learns three stories of heroes taking part in separate, completely unique events.
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Movies Games and Tech
Jun 10, 2024
There are plenty of fine elements to this horror experience. However, I believe the developer has tried to push the envelope too much. Their out-of-the-box thinking muddies the water and the lack of cohesion makes things tough to follow. As such, it doesn’t reach its potential and I cannot recommend it. If you are interested, more information can be found here! Will you get to the bottom of the mystery? Follow the clues, explore the clinic, and reveal the truth.
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Garage Band Gamers
Oct 10, 2023
Since my experience is limited to the Xbox version of Anthology of Fear I would have to say this game is a pass for me, mostly due to the horrendous teeth extraction and complete inability to finish the game; however, I would recommend picking up the PC version if you have a machine that will run it since it does seem to be in working order. I wouldn’t put it up there with my own short list of indie-horror greats, but it’s worth a weekend viewing. 4 out of 10 Pros - Some Spooky Atmosphere - The Death Animation is a Fun Homage to the VHS Era - Some Effective Jump Scares - Solid Visuals Cons - You Can’t Finish the Game on Xbox as of this writing - The Teeth Extraction - Abrupt Level Transitions - Lack of Cohesion Between Areas/Stories/Mechanics Anthology of Fear was developed by OhDeer Studio in association with 100 GAMES and published by 100 GAMES and Ultimate Games S.A..
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Thumb Culture
Dec 12, 2023
Unfortunately, Anthology Of Fear was a miss for me. It didn’t offer anything I hadn’t seen before, nor did it present itself in a way that’d catch my attention. With a lack of enemies, threats, or even jumpscares and creepy events, most of my time within the game felt empty and bland. I felt like I walked from place to place and saw the same corridors and areas. Most unfortunately, I couldn’t even finish the game. On the second videotape, I had to do a mini-game to progress, but the controls stopped working every time I got to it. I tried restarting the level and the game and played the game up until the same point to no avail. Though the price point is low, I wouldn’t recommend Anthology Of Fear until a few months have passed.
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