🎮 Hey Dark Reviews & Screams crew,

Let’s talk about The Mortuary Assistant, a horror game that’s been making waves for its deeply unsettling atmosphere and psychological scares. If you’re into survival horror or immersive indie games, this one deserves a spot on your radar—if you’re brave enough to handle it.

In the game, you step into the role of a mortician's apprentice working the graveyard shift. Seems straightforward, right? Wrong. As you embalm bodies, supernatural forces creep in, and you’re forced to confront demons, ghosts, and your own fractured psyche. The gameplay mixes routine mortuary tasks (yep, it’s as gross as it sounds) with dynamic hauntings that change every time you play. No two shifts are ever the same, which keeps you on edge.

What makes it truly terrifying is how it blends psychological horror with jump scares that don’t feel cheap. The oppressive atmosphere, haunting sound design, and clever use of lighting pull you in until you’re fully immersed—and regretting every choice that brought you there.

So, here’s the big question for you all:

• Have you played it? What did you think?

• Did the game make you jump out of your chair, or did its slower, creeping dread get under your skin?

• If you haven’t played, what’s your favorite horror game with a similar vibe?

  
  

I’m still recovering from my first playthrough, but I’d love to hear your thoughts. Let’s talk indie horror, survival scares, and all things spine-chilling!

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