For £1, it's not bad. Pretty depressing, but I feel like that's telegraphed by the game's title. Keep in mind that my review is from the POV of a streamer. I didn't get all the way through. There's far too many super-loud and needless jumpscares that're cheap and difficult to watch. For a solo adventure though, maybe it hits better.

It's an okay game for the price and what you get in the game but I played better games. To be honest, I was expecting more creepy moments and didn't expect it would be that short but I really like the bathtub QTE.

That really terrified me a lot and not having any checkpoint scared me more that I assumed if I die, I will need to start from the begining

Overall, it's an okay short horror game for whoever who wants to play a quick horror game

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBDo0ZXEEmQ&feature=youtu.be

Forgive me, my love is a dark indie horror game from a single, new developer. Spoilers may be involved in this review.

This game is about a husband who's mourning the loss of his wife, who recently passed. Believing the death is his fault, he begins experiencing hallucinations. In this game, you mostly walk around the house of this former couple, experiencing the mans grief and jumbled thoughts.

This was a decent game, especially by a single developer who is new and unexperienced. Much of it is just walking around, but it makes you feel uncomfortable, it makes you feel watched, like something is peering at you in the darkness. (it is) Unfortunately, I was not a big fan of how many jumpscares were in the game. I wish that it had more building of atmosphere rather than relying on seriously loud jumpscares a lot of the time. There was a part of the game that really freaked me out (you'll have to watch my video to see it), but a lot of it was jumpscares that broke my eardrums. I don't find that fun.

Audio definitely needs balancing, things need to not be either silent or extremely loud, but that and building up more atmosphere and less jumpscares are really my only negative feedback. This was very interesting, if short, and feels a lot like games similar to "She was 98" and games from similar developers. I believe this dev has a lot of potential!

My video: https://youtu.be/dHgD6Ye7FMc