Insomnia: Chapter One

I feel bad giving this a negative review, the atmosphere is cool, the setting is something I love, and the making of a good game are clearly here. However, the negatives far outweigh the positives. - The performance is terrible. I turned down everything to low and still struggled to get 60 fps. The game constantly h…

I'm not really sure what to make of it. It starts with the rather limited settings options. Controls? None! Audio? None! Disable head bobbing or motion blur? Can't do it! I also don't know why this game wants access to my networks, and I didn't grant it. In the game itself, I didn’t really feel any atmosphere or moo…

Not sure if this was a mistake or what, but the game literally says "Insomnia Chapter One Demo" if you hover over the icon on your taskbar, i can't find a trace of there being a demo for this game on steam, and to be honest, it feels like a demo. There is a lot of potential with this game, the most scared i got was…

Short but sweet game. Expect what you would from a 1 hour long short horror experience. For $6 AUD you get a decent story with a few good scares. Very 'Still Wakes The Deep'-esque in a short package.

I love this kind of atmospheric game! I love the messy Russian accent in the english dialog lol. the story unfolds perfectly as you play! The game looks and sounds great. The character movement is realistic and smooth, but DOES NOT have that Unreal5 garbage movement most games are plagued with. Thank you for making…

Insomnia: Chapter One is an interesting experience, especially when you consider that it is developed by either a single developer or a very small team that likely does not exceed a handful of people. I fully understand that this comes with a limited budget and resources, and that alone deserves respect. The idea an…