Entertainment Buddha's TenBensons writes: "Enola is a strange beast. it’s easy to treat it with contempt at the first glance, but dig deeper and you find a grim and painful story woven between some nice art direction."
The updated ‘Nightmare Mode’ includes the anticipated and chilling in-depth look to Angelica’s broken mind, in addition to revelations about her traumatic past. New areas to explore are part of the update, as is three new endings, and predictions to the girl’s future…
Just in case you’re unfamiliar with Enola, here’s an overview so you’ll have a better idea of how this Nightmare Mode fits the story.
"As October approaches, so does a swarm of horror games. Enola is one of the first out of the theoretical gate and somehow manages to be quite distinct. This psychological horror/adventure takes players on a journey through tormented memories and hopes to make them pee their pants. Of course, how well Enola achieves its goals are up for debate. If nothing else, developer The Domaginarium have created an incredibly unique experience."
Justin "SlasherJPC" Celani of SpawnFirst/House of Gaming Horrors interview Nick Borrego on the creation of the upcoming Indie Horror game, Enola.
I don't think I've played a good horror game in the past 2 years that hasn't become funny because of all the silly little jump scares.
I really would love a game that really builds up atmosphere and terror at every turn.
sounds like another indie SJW ideal stroking turd.
Can never get enough indie horror games...