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Is Remorse: The List worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Survival-horror players who want exploration to drive the investigation
- Horror fans who enjoy managing limited inventory space and supplies
- Players interested in environmental mysteries told through recordings and exploration
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a tightly linear horror campaign may find the open investigation structure less suitable
- Those who prefer abundant equipment may not enjoy restricted inventory capacity and scarce defensive options
- Players looking for a climbing, racing, or multiplayer shooter experience
Our take on Remorse: The List
Rather than guiding the investigation through a fixed sequence, the game lets exploration determine when the list’s secrets are uncovered. Its central structure pairs town-wide searching with inventory pressure, making the act of choosing where to look part of the horror experience.
What is Remorse: The List?
Remorse: The List is a survival horror game set in Hidegpuszta, a small Hungarian town filled with streets, parks, and abandoned buildings.
Exploration reveals what is happening there, while a mysterious list provides the main clue. The game uses an open structure, allowing secrets to be investigated in different orders. Survival depends on managing a restricted inventory containing weapons, first-aid kits, ammunition, and puzzle items, with some objects occupying one slot and others occupying two. Combat includes both firearms and melee weapons. The story unfolds through exploration and additional materials such as videotapes and voice recordings. The game also supports ultrawide monitors.
How Remorse: The List plays
- 01Open Investigation
- Secrets connected to the list can be uncovered in an order chosen during exploration.
- 02Restricted Inventory
- Items use either one or two inventory spaces, covering weapons, medical supplies, ammunition, and puzzle objects.
- 03Mixed Combat
- Defensive options include both guns and close-range weapons.
- 04Recorded Story Clues
- Videotapes and voice recordings add information as the narrative develops.
- 05Ultrawide Support
- The game is ready for ultrawide monitors.
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Remorse: The List: platforms & release
Is Remorse: The List worth it?
It is worth it if: survival-horror players who want exploration to drive the investigation. Skip it if: players seeking a tightly linear horror campaign may find the open investigation structure less suitable.
Where can I download Remorse: The List?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Remorse: The List's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Remorse: The List on?
Windows only.
