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There’s a long tradition, in Western literature, of questioning whether fighting against an inhuman threat provokes the loss of one’s humanity. Invasion interrogates how fleeing – how being a victim of such a threat might as well.
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 Relentlessly suspenseful , February 17, 2016by Fei Ikari There's a constant sense of psycho-emotional drain that permeates this exceptional IF piece. I found myself being worn down by a relentless prey and wanting so desperately to fight it off. It's a great experience with a great twist on the nature of memory in times of trauma that I will not spoil for you. Give your nightmare fuel a favor and read it! The author honors the most primal of all horror traditions -- the truest horror lurks inside ourselves -- and crafts a piece that is as entertaining as it is spooky. Her prose is top tier, and for this reader, was a much needed break from the formulaic "Suddenly, a ____ does a ___ and you scream _____!" dribble of typical writers. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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Mid-length identity horror Twine with illustrations , February 3, 2016by MathBrush This game was one of my favorite Ectocomp 2015 entries, and later was polished into a Sub Q magazine game. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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