Predictable and repetitive but the design and the atmosphere are worth it ( on sale of course )

if i could refund this game i ♥♥♥♥♥♥ would but it took longer than 2 hours to figure out how bad it sucked ♥♥♥♥ so now i have to ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ finish it

The Beast Inside

Rating: 3.5/5

Title: "Scared to Death, but Confused about Why I’m Crawling in a Barn Attic"

Review:
If you've ever thought, "I love horror games, but can we add some Civil War flashbacks, bizarre puzzles, and a house that needs serious remodeling?" then The Beast Inside is your dream come true. This game has all the essentials for a spine-chilling experience: dark forests, creepy basements, and enough jump scares to knock your mouse off the desk. It's a mix of horror and mystery with a sprinkle of history, all wrapped in gorgeous graphics. But fair warning, the game jumps between two timelines—one in the 1970s with Adam and another in the 1800s with Nicolas. So, if you're not ready for a time-traveling, journal-writing, barn-exploring ride, you might want to grab a flashlight and brace yourself.

Pros:

Atmosphere is terrifyingly beautiful: The game's environments are a masterclass in how to make your skin crawl.

Dual-storyline concept: Two protagonists in different eras! It’s like a horror history class.

Top-tier jump scares: Guaranteed heart palpitations if you’re into that.


Cons:

Timeline jumps can be confusing: Wait, was I Adam or Nicolas? And why am I suddenly in a creepy cellar?

Puzzles range from intriguing to "just-why": Some make sense, others feel like punishment.

Occasional bugs: Nothing says horror like glitching through a floor mid-chase.


Overall: A unique experience that blends story and scares with a little historical flair. Just don’t be surprised if you're left both horrified and scratching your head.