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Average Rating: based on 24 ratings
Number of Reviews Written by IFDB Members: 2
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- airylef, December 28, 2017

- Doug Orleans (Somerville, MA, USA), August 30, 2017

- dreamsalad, January 2, 2017

- Lia , September 30, 2016

- ocdunlap, September 16, 2016

- Something Moving Under The Bed, August 25, 2016 (last edited on August 26, 2016)

- Sobol (Russia), June 27, 2016 (last edited on June 28, 2016)

- Kevin Snow, June 22, 2016

- NJ (Ontario), May 28, 2016

- Caleb Wilson (Illinois), May 25, 2016

- Pegbiter (Malmö, Sweden), April 19, 2016

- dutchmule, April 10, 2016

- Emily Boegheim, March 27, 2016

- E.K., March 26, 2016

- Brendan Patrick Hennessy (Toronto, Ontario), March 8, 2016 (last edited on March 9, 2016)

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Relentlessly suspenseful , February 16, 2016*

There's a constant sense of psycho-emotional drain that permeates this exceptional IF piece. I found myself being worn down by a relentless prey and wanting so desperately to fight it off. It's a great experience with a great twist on the nature of memory in times of trauma that I will not spoil for you. Give your nightmare fuel a favor and read it! The author honors the most primal of all horror traditions -- the truest horror lurks inside ourselves -- and crafts a piece that is as entertaining as it is spooky. Her prose is top tier, and for this reader, was a much needed break from the formulaic "Suddenly, a ____ does a ___ and you scream _____!" dribble of typical writers.

* This review was last edited on February 17, 2016
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- Harris Powell-Smith, February 4, 2016

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Mid-length identity horror Twine with illustrations , January 27, 2016*

This game was one of my favorite Ectocomp 2015 entries, and later was polished into a Sub Q magazine game.

In this game, you play a young woman in a post apocalyptic world where humans are hunted down by (Spoiler - click to show)things that mimic human appearance/voice and consume flesh and memories. You

This is effective, similar to the early mind manipulation episodes of Dr Who before it became ridiculous.

The Sub Q release has beautiful illustrations that contribute significantly to the feel of the game.

My favorite Sub Q game to this date. Strongly recommended.

* This review was last edited on February 3, 2016
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- ifwizz (Berlin, Germany), November 30, 2015

- Mr. Patient (Saint Paul, Minn.), November 1, 2015 (last edited on November 2, 2015)

- Bruno Dias, November 1, 2015


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