Horror games aren?t always just about jump scares and gore. They can have deep, underlying messages about our darkest fears and deepest traumas. The Inner Friend digs deep, dredging up a past that may have been best forgotten.
The Art of Precious Scars
Your avatar in The Inner Friend reminds me of an old, abandoned mannequin. Its outer layers peeling away thanks to years of neglect and weathering horrible storms. We play through his memories, led at times by a shadowy figure that looks just like us. Each level focuses on a particular moment to reflect on, beginning with a school scene and progressing us into the darker recesses of his mind as we go.

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