saw your comment regarding my Marvel's Spider-Man 2 submission. To answer it, no, a full release date is not needed for a game to be approved on Glitchwave. Just confirmation that the game will be released within a year's time.

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Hello! Regarding your comment on my profile:

I agree on your views about the genre being bloated. While I see why others might classify some games as psychological horror based on the players' response to fear, this would make the genre a bit of a tautology. Of course horror is a psychological response... just like any other emotion. A game which is purely supernatural (e.g. Fatal Frame) will instill fear as a psychological reaction, obviously; but so will a game which distorts the characters' perception of reality and dives inside their psyche (e.g. Silent Hill 2). That's why I think the separation needs to exist.

In this case my idea would be to implement "supernatural horror" as a new genre, in contrast to the much overused (and misused) "psychological horror". The former category may include games that deal with ghosts, demons, witchcraft or paranormal creatures, e.g. The Mortuary Assistant, Madison, Graveyard Shift. The latter portraits the psychological state of the character, or at least this is the main focus, e.g. Layers of Fear, Devotion, Omori. Some games even bring the best of both worlds (Visage).

I know this might just be nitpicking, but I love psychological horror in the sense I've described it and it's always disappointing to see they've totally got it wrong since now it's become another buzzword for horror media.

hello thanks for adding 10-103, it made me discover and enjoy the game : )

Thanks for the recommendation of Cain. I'll play it soon, however the game seems to be down on itch.io from the links you provided. I'd appreciate if you have another working link. 😸

Hey, your profile is really neat for finding obscure horror games :D

No worries. They're usually easy to verify compared to others in that vast ocean.