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Is Notebook Entries Vol. 1 worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Horror anthology fans who prefer short, separate stories over a single extended campaign
- Players who enjoy switching between different horror styles rather than repeating one type of encounter
- Players looking for a one-hour horror game inspired by retro movies
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a long horror campaign may find the one-hour runtime too brief
- Players who prefer a consistent gameplay style may find the anthology's shifts between tension methods and mechanics disruptive
- Players looking for crafting or team-based survival may find the scope too limited
Our take on Notebook Entries Vol. 1
Instead of building tension through one continuous horror scenario, the game changes its approach from story to story. Sound, atmosphere, suspense, walking simulation, point-and-click play, and action survival each appear in a short segment.
What is Notebook Entries Vol. 1?
Notebook Entries Vol.
1 is a short horror anthology made up of eight stories, each using a different approach to tension. The collection includes sound-focused horror, monotone atmosphere, suspense, a creepy walking simulator, an audio point-and-click segment, and action survival. Other story premises involve a watcher, a winged threat, phobias becoming real, and compulsive repetition. The game draws inspiration from anthology horror and retro movies. Its stated runtime is one hour, with distinct scenarios rather than a single continuous campaign.
How Notebook Entries Vol. 1 plays
- 01Eight Horror Stories
- The anthology divides its one-hour runtime among eight separate scenarios.
- 02Different Tension Styles
- The stories use sound, atmosphere, suspense, walking simulation, audio point-and-click play, and action survival.
- 03Distinct Story Premises
- Scenarios include a watcher, a winged threat, fears taking physical form, and compulsive repetition.
- 04Retro Horror Influence
- The collection takes inspiration from anthology horror and retro movies.
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Notebook Entries Vol. 1: platforms & release
Is Notebook Entries Vol. 1 worth it?
It is worth it if: horror anthology fans who prefer short, separate stories over a single extended campaign. Skip it if: players seeking a long horror campaign may find the one-hour runtime too brief.
Where can I download Notebook Entries Vol. 1?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Notebook Entries Vol. 1's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Notebook Entries Vol. 1 on?
Windows only.
