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HORSES
Andrea Lucco Borlera
About This Game
A first-person narrative horror game set on an isolated farm, where a college student spends fourteen in-game days completing chores that grow steadily more disturbing. The game mixes interactive tasks with live-action film sequences and a black-and-white silent-film style, and builds to a grotesque story about dehumanization. It is a single-player, one-time purchase title with no online features.
Score Breakdown
Positive Aspects
Risk Factors
Negatives
- •Carries an ESRB Mature rating and content warnings for physical violence, torture, gory imagery including mutilation and blood, slavery, domestic abuse, sexual assault, suicide and misogyny.
- •Central story themes are dehumanization, abuse and sexual repression, delivered through deliberately unsettling scenes and unsettling sound design.
- •No meaningful educational content, cooperative play or player-creation tools
- •value comes from the narrative experience rather than skill building.
- •Not rated in the catalog, so parents should rely on the mature content warnings rather than an ESRB/PEGI label on the store page.
Positives
- •Single-player only, with no online multiplayer, voice chat or text chat, so there is no exposure to strangers while playing.
- •Sold as a one-time purchase with no microtransactions, loot boxes or in-game currency, so there is no spending pressure.
- •No daily login rewards, streaks or limited-time events that push players to return on a schedule.
- •Distinctive artistic presentation that blends interactive play with live-action footage and silent-film imagery.
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