HORROR TALES: The Wine

Story wise it's pretty solid it's only really told via notes and newspapers you find no cutscenes or anything, but still the narrative relates directly to current events I'll say without spoiling too much.

The player's path also sometimes cycles back to previously visited areas, which I liked - progression through the game is actually completely linear, but revisiting previous areas made it feel more organic.

The graphics are also very well done, and they have a very 'Dishonored' vibe to them; the optimization is equally on-point, and the game runs at a stable 60 FPS even on older hardware such as mine (i7-6700k / GTX 1080) at a 1080p resolution with all settings maxed out.

Sound design wise it's decent, but I think some more ambient sounds might help the overall atmosphere, I kinda feel it was lacking in that area, the music is a lad uninspired as well imo.

It should also be noted that the developer went out of their way to put in a good chunk of accessibility options, including a mode that removes the chase sequences after about a minute for those who suffer from bad anxiety.

A "chapter select" menu lets you replay specific parts of the game, which is handy for hunting collectibles.