Unsealed: The Mare

Unsealed: The Mare was a really solid experience.

You play as Vera, trapped in a nightmare tied to her family’s tragic past—and from the moment things start moving, the game does a great job of keeping you in a constant state of panic.

Because you are not alone.

The Mare itself is incredibly well designed. It’s genuinely creepy, and the way it relentlessly chases you keeps the pressure high the entire time. There’s not much room to relax—once things start escalating, you’re pretty much in survival mode.

The jumpscares are on point too. They’re timed well, and when they hit, they definitely get your attention.

I will say, early on there’s a section where you’re collecting and burning cursed teddy bears, and at first it feels a little repetitive. But the game doesn’t stay in that loop for long. It builds on itself and starts to introduce more variety, so if you find yourself getting a little discouraged in the beginning, it’s absolutely worth sticking with.

Overall, I really enjoyed this one.

It’s tense, it’s creepy, and it keeps you moving the entire time without feeling overwhelming. I’m definitely interested to see what this developer does next.

If you’re into chase-heavy horror with a strong sense of urgency, Unsealed: The Mare is a great pick. 👀