A Caroline SandwichĬombat is nerve-wracking and satisfying in Tormented Souls. The writing itself is descriptive and chilling, conjuring up the sensation of reading a good horror novel. Skipping even one of these entries will leave you confused and missing a vital piece of the plot.
The dark, disturbing narrative is told through the accounts of the family that previously lived there, and the history becomes more twisted with each new nugget of info. Unraveling the story is fascinating and had me scouring every room for additional diaries. Of course, things aren’t as they seem and she’s not exactly alone in this decrepit hellscape… Quickly finding a journal entry that alerts her to the disappearance of a set of twins in this very building, she vows to try to solve the mystery and potentially save them. After getting dressed in an extremely cute but not extremely practical outfit, she discovers she’s in an abandoned mansion that was also used as a hospital. You’re placed in the combat boots of Caroline, a woman who wakes up in a strange tub naked and missing an eye. If you love the original Resident Evil, Silent Hill, and Alone in the Dark titles, you’re going to want to snap this up. Have you been waxing nostalgic for survival-horror games from days gone by? The type that has limited saves, scarce health and ammo, and a fixed camera? Then look no further, because Dual Effect Games and Abstract Digital Works have you covered with Tormented Souls.
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