Husk is a psychological horror game with broken combat and stealth systems that consistently undoes any sense of tension it tries so hard to build.
Husk video game is a down-to-earth survival horror about harm, pain, and forgiveness where you play as Matthew Palmer in the small town of Shivercliff.
COG writes - First Person horror games are always good for a few scares, but can Husk stand on its own among some very stiff competition?
Despite its ambitious stride to tell a gripping tale of a father/husband striving desperately to look for his missing family, Husk‘s end delivery is anything but. With a host of mechanical and structural oddities breaking numerous points of immersion where it’s seldom gained — both before and after post-release updates — across environments that, though blended rather well into one another, could very well be found in ample other titles using horror as an attribute, Husk is a frustrating game to recommend.
