Is Guilty

Is Guilty does a great job with atmosphere. The horror feels balanced - it's tense and unsettling without relying on constant jumpscares, which made the experience much more enjoyable for me. The mystery and investigation aspects kept me interested throughout. However, there are a couple of issues that became frustrating during gameplay. The biggest one is the movement speed. The character walks extremely slowly, and with how much backtracking the game requires, it starts to feel tedious after a while. There also seems to be a problem with restocking products at the moment. I wasn't able to properly refill inventory, which made managing the store more frustrating than it should be. Aside from those issues, I genuinely enjoyed the game. The atmosphere is excellent, the horror is well-balanced, and the overall concept is very engaging. With a few quality-of-life improvements and bug fixes, this could be an even better experience.

Absolutely loved this. It took me about 6 hours to 100% complete, and I enjoyed pretty much the entire thing. The core investigation loop is simple but satisfying: checking what people say, comparing vehicle details, criminal records, locations and timings, then trying to work out who actually fits the case. I especially liked that I couldn't always just latch onto the most obvious clue, I made mistakes, questioned witnesses, second-guessed evidence, and gradually got better at actually investigating rather than guessing. The atmosphere also adds a lot. Sitting alone on the night shift, questioning drivers and digging through databases gives the whole thing a strangely immersive feeling despite the relatively simple mechanics. Six hours felt about perfect. It never seriously overstayed its welcome, and going for 100% gave me a reason to properly learn the game rather than just rush through it. Really enjoyable little investigation game. Had my heart racing several times during the story mode. I'd absolutely play a bigger, harder and more complex sequel to this.

I didn't know what to expect when I decided to play this. Honestly, the developer cooked here. It has a simple charm to it, and some of the jumpscares caught me off guard.