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• gamedeal user

  Aug 18, 2022

  I've been following this project for about a year now. Played the demo half a year ago. The full version pleased with the variety of levels and monsters. I'm currently playing on hard difficulty. And the game is REALLY difficult, but interesting and atmospheric.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 18, 2022

  This game has kind of a first few FNAF games vibe to it. You are stuck in a limited space with a bunch of creepy monsters, struggling to survive for a certain amount of time till dawn. Each night gets more and more challenging with adding new monsters to the mix. Although imho - gameplay here is more variable, you have a freedom of movement around the house you are stuck in, and each monster have to be dealt with in a unique way, which makes up for a nice and challenging gameplay loop.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 18, 2022

  I pooped my pants because of the bread monster...
• gamedeal user

  Aug 18, 2022

  Self-Delusion is spooky. + Many different monsters that behave differently. + Atmosphere I don't know what will happen in the final of this game. More and more different monsters appear in the game with each level. It gets harder to survive but more interesting!
• gamedeal user

  Aug 18, 2022

  I have never seen such strange monsters in any horror game. See you in my nightmares x_X
• gamedeal user

  Aug 18, 2022

  what a cool game, give it a try... its spooky but cool :)
• gamedeal user

  Aug 18, 2022

  This game caught my attention back when it was still in development, it felt like an interesting concept for a horror - to be based on old slavic fairy tails. So now that the game is out - I decided to give it a go. And after beating a good chunk of it I feel like I've seen enough to share my impressions. GAMEPLAY What was bothering me the most before the purchase is whether this game will end up being just another horror walking simulator, where you lazilly stroll through the entire thing, while getting a couple of predictable jumpscares. Luckily - thats not the case here, and there is an actual gameplay loop, which I found to be pretty solid. Basically you are stuck in an old haunted village house, with a bunch of monsters trying to get you, and you have to survive till a timer runs out (Basically like in FNAF). Each monster has his own special mechanic. In the start you are only facing a couple of them, and it might feel like not much of a challenge. But as you progress through the story - more and more of them are getting after you, making for some increasingly interesting challenges to overcome.What I especially liked is that monsters mechanics are connected - for example in the beggining you get a monster that is scared of candles, so you lit them up. But midgame they add another one that is actually attracted by light, so the strategy of keeping as much light everywhere as possible that I was using previously became absolete, and I had to adapt managing my light more carefuly. Also in between each surviving session you are being given some nice tutorial level. It tells you everything you need to know about a bew enemy while also giving away some lore details, and preventing the main game loop from feeling monotounos. All in all I found gameplay to be solid and fun GRAPHICS Visiually the game has its strength and weaknesses. Locations are few, but they are made very nicely, with lots of attention to details, they create a really nice and spooky atmosphere. Monsters are also pretty nice - creepy and imaginative, first jumpscares got me pretty good) Yeah some of them might look a bit goofy, once you manage to get a closer look, but I would still pick those over generic ghost\zombie\serial killer asset any time. The only minor visual downside for me were animations, they can be kinda clunky and awkward sometimes, but I guess thats to be expected from a little indie project. PERFORMANCE Technical performance is really damn good. Living in "beautiful" times when even AAA games are getting launched with 500 bugs, broken fps rate and 10gigs of first day patch that fixes 5% of its problems - this game runs absolutely perfectly on my pretty medium gaming laptop, and so far I haven't faced a single noticable bug. AUDIO Im not a big pro in audio stuff to be honest. To me it was perfectly servicable. From gameplay point of view sound does play a major role since it helps you to identify some threats. And with headphones - it worked perfectly for me. In terms of atmosphere its pretty fine as well, a bit of spooky ambience here and there, some intence music for chase scenes etc, it did the job. Overall I do recommend this game. It is a kinda rough gem - but a gem nonetheless. It has unique setting, fun and challenging gameplay, and a nice spooky atmosphere, and thats exactly what makes up for a nice horror experienca for me.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 23, 2022

  mostly boring, certainly not scary, youtuber jump scare bait i guess
• gamedeal user

  Aug 31, 2022

  I don't know what I was expecting actually. I think I expected exploration/jumpscares or something but it turned out to be so much better (no jumpscares yaaay!). I have not gotten past level 3 yet (on medium difficulty) but I will! Your objective is to survive for 1 hour (5 min real time) each time and if you make it, one "monster" is added to the next level, which increases the difficulty ( as far as I know). You have matches and toys to your aid and places to hide. I had so much fun! https://youtu.be/jdgMFj0IZRo
• gamedeal user

  Sep 8, 2022

  The most cringe walkthrough of Self-Delusion on YouTube (0 deaths, humour, and batteries not included): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLPeI4iERg8 Five Nights at Freddy's inspired game by surviving against unique monsters in a little building for 8 nights (eight night stand). Eight Nights of Delusion is a fun survival horror game that allows you to run and hide from more monsters every night (the stick monster is hard). The game takes around 10 minutes to get to the first night of survival but that time is used to develop lore and important information to play (9 minutes longer than I usually last in bed). The game has a lot of text to read but the thrill of survival every night is worth reading a Harry Potter book (I'm using all 10 brain cells I have for this review). Overall, Self-Delusion is an amazing survival horror game with difficult challenges, good cutscenes, and creepy moments but is flawed with the long introduction, a lot of reading, and the occasional audio/visual bug (still way better than my YouTube channel). I'm impressed that this game was created by one developer with a big passion for game development. I rate this game 8/10 and I'm looking forward to major updates and fixes to this beautiful indie survival horror game. Thanks for reading this review and I love you very much but my oven is getting hungry... 💚💚💚