Scorn

"Scorn is a relentless and haunting foray into a surreal and macabre world of alien mystery, but the most terrifying part is the gruesome combat." 

"A horror game more faithful to H.R. Giger than ‘Alien' (...) an art house experience (...) for me, the appeal of the game is how it made me feel rather than think. I felt a constant, humming anxiety for simply existing in its macabre world." 

"[It] simply doesn’t know where to go in order to retain the mystique of its powerful early hours (...) A transportive experience to be sure, at times a genuine masterwork of visual craft. But the unfulfilled possibilities linger a little too prominently." 

"There's simply too much in Scorn that works to push you away from it rather than pull you deeper into it, making even its relatively brief adventure a difficult one to suggest you give your time to." 

"A revulsive but rewarding nightmare (...) An evocative work of art but the things the game evokes are so unpleasant players might need to ration the lengths of their sessions (...) Rating: ★★★★ (out of 5)" 

"Despite this beautiful world and the mystery it offers, actually playing Scorn just isn’t a good time, and that makes it hard to recommend, no matter how unique the offering is here."