SOMA

This game has made me slightly reconsider uploading my mind into the body of a neko robot catgirl

Note to self: don't let anyone make a digital copy of my brain One of the best stories I've experienced in gaming. Nice little dose of existential dread and cosmic indifference that'll randomly pop into your mind long after playing as you wonder what it means to be alive.

A horror game where the concept is more terrifying than the game play. A wonderful exploration of consciousness' and questions we are increasingly approaching. A thought experiment told in a media desperate for mature stories. It was an instant classic when it came out and I still regard it as one of the best horror…

So damn good! Instantly in my top 3 horror games. The story, the characters, the atmosphere, the themes, and the questions it presents are among the many things that are really well done. SOMA is also one of those games that really sticks with you after you play it. I don't really have anything bad to say. I mean th…

SOMA is like Blade Runner at the bottom of the ocean. It is a slow, atmospheric sci‑fi story that keeps poking at what it means to be human without ever spelling it out. You wake up in a collapsing underwater facility, the people are gone, the machines are acting strange, and the deeper you go, the more the game lea…

I've just finished it a decade late and damn, what an amazing experience. I can't say much without spoiling anything but it is one heck of an atmospheric horror and journey. Go in blind, pop those lights off, slap on some headphones (and a continence pad) and enjoy yourself. You won't regret it. Now I'm going to go…