Self-Delusion

About

Self-Delusion drops you into a survival horror world steeped in Slavic folklore. As you explore, you’ll face off against mythic threats like Kolobok and Leshy, using limited tools and clever thinking to survive. The game’s first-person perspective puts you in the thick of its eerie environments, where every shadow might hide a Boggart or Lapot. Resource management and quick reflexes are key as you piece together the story behind these terrifying legends. The game leans heavily into its dark folklore roots, crafting a sharp atmosphere with haunting creature designs. While not all platforms render the visuals equally well, the tension of stealthy encounters and puzzle-driven progression keeps things engaging. Some players note uneven pacing in the final act, but the folklore-inspired world and unsettling audio design earn praise. With a runtime of around 8, 10 hours, it’s a brisk but memorable horror experience for fans of methodical gameplay.