Sanguine Sanctum

This is an odd duck of a game! While the "puzzles" don't really make any logical sense, poking about the fever dream landscapes evokes a morbid wanderlust that kept me moving, even when I got stuck and had to look up a video walkthrough. Sanguine Sanctum is more of an interactive art piece than a video game, so I would go in with the expectation that it is about the journey, not the destination. If you are keen to soak in your surroundings and not concerned with what is being accomplished, you will enjoy this experience.

One of the longer games from prolific low-poly horror from Modus Interactive. A surreal game that resembles the wonderful aesthetics of early PS1 games, it is viscerally enjoyable and shows Modus' level of experience in creating atmospheric environments that call out to be explored.

This unique title offers an unconventional gaming experience that may not appeal to all players. The game features an impressively crafted, unsettling atmosphere enhanced by dynamic visual effects, including shifting textures and fluid movements throughout the environment. The distinct art direction is particularly captivating, with certain levels evoking memories of the surreal installations at Swarovski Kristallwelten, reminiscent of my childhood visits to the crystal museum.

I'm pretty sure I've been walking up that dark tower in recurrent nightmares

Visit strange places and feed unknown entity with blood offerings.

Fun little game! The ambience and sound design are fantastic.
Would recommend to anyone remotely interested in PS1-style walking sims.