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The game brings back that Horror experience that we missed back in the old days of Horror games, where we feel something is creeping behind us and that we are helpless to do anything about it because we can’t fight it and we can’t outrun it or finding hiding spots either in the closet or around the corner gives us a sense of relief for a few moments, this is what Ikai bring to us. For those who looking for an intense horror ride based on Japanese folklore, Ikai does that very well; also, there is a demo version of the game out on Steam, so if you want to check it out, you can download it now, here is the link: Ikai on Steam (steampowered.com)

The game isn’t graphically advanced, by any means. It’s mostly blocks and angles in a Tron-esque color palette. The environment has a Matrix-like tint depending on which environment you’re in (orange, blue, red, green, grey), and that can make it difficult at times to see enemies or objects.