Obscure horror media has always been one of my favourite things to delve into in my free time.

Something about looking into and enjoying works of horror that not many choose to shed light on

makes the whole experience feel special to me.

The less known something is, the harder it is to have the experience spoiled for you

and the more likely you are to get scared by it. I especially feel this way about horror games:

I've played a lot of obscure horror games in my years of loving my genre,

some being great, and others just being unmemorable,

but there was one which caught my attention recently that I would love to talk about:

one which uses a small, enclosed map to its advantage, and one which