
GameFocus writes: "I need to be honest with those reading this review that the "video game" The Path is not actually a video game. To classify Tale of Tales masterpiece of interactive adventure in storytelling artwork as a game forces expectations on The Path and these expectations would do more harm than good to this brilliant and memorable experience. For those who are expecting a game you will probably be disappointed and those who are open to a new experience will be amazed at how incredible The Path truly is. This is also the hardest review I have ever written because I cannot tell too much about The Path without spoiling the experience which unfolds in a brilliant but slow manner."
Pros
+ You have not seen anything like this
+ Great graphics and audio
+ Wonderful slow paced experience
+ This is the best indie development
+ Love it…
Cons
- … Or hate it, but you will always remember it
- Many people will not get it or give it a chance
GameRanx:
10 awesome and obscure horror games you probably haven't heard of. What offbeat horror games do you love? Let us know in the comments!
Eternal Darkness is pretty popular. A better entry would've been Clock Tower.
I have Haunting Ground on the PS2 and Siren Blood Curse on the PS3. Both of those games are pretty good.
DeSpiria for the Dreamcast it's a strange horror RPG evolving around a special agent sent to discover an underground cult. It's set in a dystopian future after World War III which leads to some serious creepy atmosphere. The character designs are questionable but it flourishes in monster design and disturbing music (which would have been so much better in full-length but tracks are limited to 20 second loops.) I await the day I am fluent in my Japanese studies so I can play this game in it's entirety.
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Haunting Ground, Galerians and Rule of Rose deserves mentions as well. I would go on about these three but I doubt you guys want to read a novel....

Geoff dons an ill-fitting red travelling cape to deliver some cookies to grandma for this week's Gamer Quest.

Halloween is coming up, and while the kids are preparing their costumes and most other people are hitting the theaters for the latest formulaic scary movie, gamers are stuck re-playing the same old horror games or sloppy rehashes.
For people who want something a bit new, here are five horror games – a mixture of classics and newer titles – that you probably haven’t heard of.
I approve of Deadly Premonition, but make sure you know exactly what you're getting into if you want to try it.