Centum has the polish and vibes of a cool horror game, but largely felt like it had no real purpose, had incoherent dialogue options, and a chore to get through.

A limitless puzzle box where you can try just about anything, but it loses some of its impact constantly trying to "get" you with its twists

A terrifying but very real dive into a family's worst nightmare - despite its realism, it's perhaps less eerie and atmospheric in its style.

Excellent not only in its storytelling and interactions, but in its ability to eerily permeate beyond the game and feel like a real experie

Both terrifying and liberating as a story, but can sort of lose the player in its unusual writing style and limited descriptions.

Presents a very fun, unusual perspective of game but the Enhanced Edition could have done more to make the gameplay less finicky.

Uses simple gameplay elements to make an incredibly haunting atmosphere that tells of a horribly real and tragic story.

A platformer where you play a young boy running from human hunters, dogs, and other terrifying threats in a cruel, somber world.

A good-looking game, and yet, it's so chilling that you'll have a hard time putting it out of your mind once you've finished it.

Maybe it's just not made for me, but it feels gimmicky and clunky. The concept was a fun idea but in execution it's not as great to play.

A satisfying and relaxing (for those who enjoy destruction) game, I wish it had more content but I had a great time with it.

Short and simple, but its horror doesn't consist of gore or shock value, but instead of the unknown that can creep into your mind.