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• gamedeal user

  Oct 27, 2016

  I actually liked this a decent amount. It's about two hours long and features you walking through a 13-room house in something that's obviously been a bit inspired by P.T., but in my opinion it actually works as the words 'inspired by' are key here. It's not a rip-off and forms its own identity as it goes along. The game is mostly based around atmosphere, exploring your house for notes and slowly changing differences, while avoiding an occasional entity, and checking your phone every once in a while to answer survey questions and check your mail. The phone also has a hint system where if you can't figure out the current thing to do within 5 minutes, it'll give you a hint. I don't want to say too much more than that, but I think it succeeds at what it sets out to do. It also avoids a lot of indie horror pitfalls; It's not jump scare focused (the few scares in it are pretty well done though), the flashlight is decent (and no batteries, plus most rooms have a light switch), and I didn't run into any form of bugs, performance issues... It was actually pretty polished and pretty good looking. My main issue comes that though the story is enjoyable, it's not really that surprising or deep (and the notes have a few typos I noticed, nothing too distracting but they were there), and I honestly felt the survey element was underutilized; About a third of the way through the game it's dropped entirely, and that's a damn shame since it was pretty effective and interesting up until that point. Still, I enjoyed it and would recommend if you're up for exploring a fairly creepy house with some light exploration and where something lurks inside with you...
• gamedeal user

  Jul 2, 2017

  Creepy game... but why does it take place in the same house as the porn game 'House Party'?
• gamedeal user

  Nov 17, 2016

  First playthrough: 2h (with crashes) The Survey is a very interesting experience, most likely inspired by the now cancelled P.T. I should say (the biggest cliché in the book) I actually like The Survey. However, the part that ruins the game is the constant crashes. If you open up the phone at certain areas, the game crashes 100% of the time and you are put back 40 minutes progress wise. So yeah, unless that shit gets fixed I cant recommend this game at all. +Good Atmosphere +Alright Story +Decent Sound Design -Constant crashes setting you back -Bad save system -Repetitive scares [b]Rating: 2/5[/b]
• gamedeal user

  Oct 7, 2020

  Game crashed multiple times, But definetly was worth going back and actually finishing the game, very unique and a story well written, GG
• gamedeal user

  Nov 14, 2016

  FINALLY! A unique and spooky game that doesn't rely on simple jump scares, overt gore, or other idiocy to get you creeped out! When I first began playing this game, I thought, "Oh no, here we go again.." as I couldn't move very fast and thought it was yet another cheap quick horror job with massive glitches in it. Oh, how I misunderstood! But thanks to a few people in the discussion forum who said, "Go on, give it a go. It is really good!" I went ahead and gave it a try. This game uses the scary feeling of being home and waking up in the middle of the night in an empty house. You find a flashlight and then, the exploring begins...and something is not quite right in your house. Not right at all. Game play wise, it forces you to move very slowly, which I thought was a glitch at first but now I am thinking it is intentional. This slow movement ramps the tension up to such a high level, I actually had to stop playing once. The graphics are nice and clean. More so, the storyline is both captivating and original! So is the game play! Just when I had lost hope in there ever being another original truly creepy game, this beauty came along..and at such a good price! Looking forward to more from this developer. Serious talent here. True horror fans will love it. 9.5/10 for gameplay 10/10 for storyline 10/10 for graphics and overall an A+ game :)
• gamedeal user

  Mar 3, 2017

  This game is a hidden gem. I'll be honest I had a rough time getting this game to work on my computer and I am unsure exactly why. I meet all requirements for even the max recommendations to play the game and for some odd reason it just would not run properly on my computer. Though in the end it is likely due to me having a toaster XD All that being said though, I originally got a refund..But I am a really big horror fan..and this game just kept begging me to give it a second try..and I was SOOOOO glad I Did. Although the second try didnt fix my own personal computer issues with the game, I share my library with my BF and it worked 100% fine on his computer with no bugs and no issues at all. This game was an amazing game for the price tag on it. The atmosphere leaves you feeling freaked out even when you have the damn lights on, the whole home is just creepy in its own way. There are some jump scares but what got me the most wasn't even the jump scares it was just the subtle freaky unsettling things that occur throughout the game. The games eerie environment combined with the sound effects really created this atmosphere that just begs you to turn of your flashlight and hope to god she cant see you like you cant see her, and it makes you second guess yourself out of fear of the possibility that she is right there waiting for you. The attention to detail in this game is extensive and you can tell the developer really took the time to put as many little details as he could to really create this place where no matter what room you are in, you are somewhere familiar and yet....surprisingly never at all comfortable being there. I do feel the phone itself could have been used a tad more, or even alot more..cuz all it did was add a creepy factor to the game that I hadn't seen in a game..the developer could definetely take the phone thing further and make it even creepier than it already is. I also think there are some moments that are taken away from the player because they occur as soon as you pick up a note...which detracts you from the event. So it seems a better idea to me to have the event start after the note is read rather than as it is picked up - so the player gets the best of both worlds that way. All in all, I have very few complaints despite my initial terrible experience. For that reason and that reason alone I give this game a 9/10... If the developer figures out what is up with the bugs that cause the problems I and many others have come acrossed I would consider this game a 10/10 especially for the price. Either way, I do recommend giving this game a try regardles of bugs or not. The story is tragic and horrifying at the same time, the game play (when no bugs were present) was pretty good witha few hic-ups here or there. And the graphics are good enough to make you feel like your really immersed in this haunted home. Good job on creating this terrifying experience, I wasn't let down once I gave it a chance :) EDIT: After word from the developer it is a pretty fair chance the game just uses alot of lighting effects to get the look and feel that it does and can put strain on some computer set ups. It's highly probably this was the reason my computer had it's issues. The developer was kind enough to reply to me so I figured I would edit in that based on that knowledge I would make the game a 10/10 because people who don't play on toaster's would more than likely enjoy this game to its full extent. And a word to the developer, thank you for your reply and keep up the great work, you are very good at what you do and I can't wait to see other horror projects or an any updates to this one as I do feel it was very well done. :)
• gamedeal user

  Oct 28, 2016

  This P.T. inspired first-person horror game will take you around 2 hours to complete. As far as horror games go it's quite slow-paced. You'll mostly be exploring your home looking for slight differences in the environment, wandering around looking for notes which provide you with the story. Whilst doing this, you'll see things move, hear noises and also recieve some strange questions on your phones survey app. Truth be told, I thought the phone related stuff was underutilized a little bit. It was probably my favorite part of the game. The scares are well thought out and some are very effective, without resorting to just trying to startle the player. The game also looks and sounds pretty fantastic all things considered, so you can really get quite immersed. I don't really have any complaints, although I think I would have preferred a more diverse list of things to occur in the house whilst looking for the notes. Around mid way through the game there seemed to be a 'scare-drought' for lack of a better term. Overall I think this is worth the price, but be warned - you'll have a lot of reading to do to fully appreciate this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4t_XM4sNxI
• gamedeal user

  Jun 27, 2017

  Incredibly generic. You walk around a small house until it decides to lock you in a room and dump exposition a few times. There is no danger, the "evil" barely makes sense, and there is little direction. The story is poor, and the game itself bugged out multiple times on me (Including the entire cellphone). The environment is very non-interactive and bland. I have no clue how this has such high ratings.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 30, 2017

  A very good game that provides high quality scares for 1-2 hours of gameplay. 8/10 great immersion, tense gameplay, with a few top notch jump scares.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 19, 2017

  My favorite thing about this game is its certain kind of atmosphere. It is masterfully well done and gives off great feelings of dread, isolation, and fear all at once. That certainly sounds familiar to me. The feelings and the mood are the same in F.E.A.R., Obscuritas, Pineview Drive, and INFRA, hence they all share plenty of similarities. And keep in mind that all horror games have different kinds of atmosphere. The more you play horror games, the more you would be able to recognize the differences. Anyway, I highly recommend the experience of exploring and allowing its mood to take over. Also, the use of scares and the creativity of documents (notes) are excellent. No stupid cheap jumpscares. Butthey are kind of like you saw in P.T. but quite different. Basically, the Survey is one of the best "low budget" Unity games ever made and released on Steam. Definitely worth the five bucks. 8.0 out of 10