Review: "From Me, To You" - A Short Horror Game with a Deep Message

 In the world of indie games, we sometimes stumble upon gems that, despite their short length, manage to leave a lasting impression. "From Me, To You," developed by Vidas Games for the Jamsepticeye GameJam, is precisely one of those games.

With the theme "Death is an Opportunity," this first-person horror game plunges us into an unsettling atmosphere and a narrative that explores themes of loneliness, depression, and the value of life. Created in just 4 days, the game demonstrates how creativity and passion can overcome time limitations.

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You can download "From Me, To You" for free (with the option to donate) on its itch.io page.

The story of "From Me, To You" is brief but impactful. Without revealing too much to avoid spoilers, the game puts us in the shoes of a character who faces difficult decisions and an emotionally charged situation. The way psychological horror is intertwined with profound themes is one of the game's greatest achievements.

The gameplay is simple but effective. We move around in a 3D environment that, while not graphically dazzling, serves its purpose in creating an oppressive and creepy atmosphere. The lighting, sounds, and music contribute to generating a constant sense of unease, culminating in an ending that invites reflection.

• **Impactful Narrative:** Despite its short length, the story manages to convey a powerful and moving message.

• **Unsettling Atmosphere:** The sound and visual environment contribute to creating an effective psychological horror experience.

• **Voices:** The voice performances by Kwirkee and Cheshire Jack (Daniel Bean) add depth and credibility to the characters.

"From Me, To You" is a short but memorable horror experience, standing out for its emotional narrative and unsettling atmosphere. If you're a fan of indie games with profound messages and enjoy psychological horror, this game is definitely worth checking out.