Remothered: Tormented Fathers

I have heard a lot of bad things about this game. However, it's still my favorite game. Why? Because obviously no one is understanding the plot because they either didn't pay attention or because they didn't read. In the game, you can find certain documents and when reading it (the whole thing!) it adds more to the plot giving the player a greater understanding of the game. Now although some might not understand the plot and still have some questions when the game has ended that is alright because. It's not just a horror game but also a mystery game and is supposed to leave the player with questions. Now there is another one coming out December 31st, 2020 called (Redmothered Broken porcelain) In this game, they will cover more of the story and the mysterious Jennifer (Celest) Felton. Now as I said before I have heard a lot of bad things about the game but I've heard more good things than bad. I mean the game has 12 awards for god's sake and I don't think any of the haters have taken that into account. WHICH IS ABSURD! In conclusion, don't say something is awful unless you pay full attention to it and collect all the details because if you don't then you could find yourself heating on something truly remarkable.

Unplayable and broken. I don't normally give two star reviews anywhere, but this game was deserving of it. Reminds me heavily of the 2008 Alone in the Dark failure of a game.

[Copy of my Steam review; contains minor spoilers] First and foremost, this game features a terrible, terrible twist showing the creator's utter lack of any knowledge about psychology. Dissociative personality disorder is an unproven myth and an extremely lazy plot device. Putting something like that in a game in 2018 is incredibly inept. The creators also seem to be full of themselves by calling this game a "cult classic" on their sequel's website. Who else has ever called this a "cult" game or a "classic"? The mixed reviews here [Steam] show way better what the majority thinks about this game: It's a flawed, somewhat amateurish first effort. The bad outweighs the good and in the end makes playing this a forgettable experience. And if you actually play till the end, you will be rewarded with some of the most cringeworthy dialogue to ever "grace" a horror title. Give this a pass, you won't miss out.

I was enjoying A LOT this game. By the time, I was very intrigued by the history and enjoyed the jump scares everytime when a stalker chased me. So I kept playing and suddenly, the main plot is revealed. And oh god The creators seems stuck on 1950. Atyt'sh review above mine resumes it. The plot is extremely transphobic and stereotype psychiatric themes and dissociative personality. Things retracted are straightforward wrong and absurd, beyond any poetic liberties. Completely broke the immersion. If you have a minimum intellect, avoid this.