Infliction: Extended Cut

I went in expecting typical haunted-house horror, but Infliction: Extended Cut leans harder into slow-burn dread than cheap scares. You're exploring a decaying home piece by piece, uncovering what happened through notes, photos, and the house itself. The atmosphere is genuinely eerie, flickering lights, creeping audio design, and a sense that something's watching works better than most indie horror pulls off. The pacing stumbles a bit; exploring room by room loses momentum if you're not fully invested in the story. Combat or chase sequences aren't the focus, so if you need action beats to stay engaged, this might drag. That said, if you want horror that respects your intelligence and patience, this delivers on atmosphere and environmental detail. It's not groundbreaking, but it's solid.

Alex · Scout Team

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