Who am I: Remedy

Who Am I: Remedy was a really interesting experience.

The story centers around a character trapped in some kind of loop, trying to piece together a forgotten past. In order to escape, you have to solve riddles and document everything using a typewriter—which is such a cool mechanic and adds a nice layer of immersion.

Because you’re not just playing the story… you’re actively reconstructing it.

Of course, it wouldn’t be a horror game without a few complications.

You’re exploring a haunted mansion that doesn’t exactly like to stay the same. Things shift, change, and keep you on edge the entire time. And if that wasn’t enough, there’s also a very persistent… presence walking around and hunting you.

So yeah—there’s not a whole lot of peace and quiet.

The atmosphere is definitely one of the game’s strong points. It’s creepy, unpredictable, and keeps you just uncomfortable enough to stay fully locked in. The gameplay itself is entertaining too, especially with the puzzle-solving and note-taking elements working together.

It is on the shorter side, but it still feels like a complete experience.

Overall, this is a solid, eerie little game that’s worth your time—especially if you enjoy story-driven horror with a bit of mystery woven in.

Definitely recommend giving this one a go. 👀