SideQuesting.com - April’s Tentacle Award (The best Xbox Live Indie Game) goes to Decay: Part 4, the final chapter in one of the Xbox's most impressive indie series.
WTMG's Leo Faria: "It’s sad to criticize a game that tries its best to impress players with an occasionally shocking story and some clever puzzles, but Decay is just a below average point-and-click adventure that has aged poorly. It’s not scary and it’s less clever than it thinks it is. Had this game been released on PC, where I could play it on a smaller screen and with a mouse, I would most certainly have enjoyed it a lot more. As it stands, as an Xbox One exclusive, this one is better left forgotten."
Matt writes: "Our Xbox One Review of Decay There is always a risk in re-releasing a game, whether it’s a HD master or just a standard re-release. It’s one thing for AAA games to do this, and another risk altogether for Indy developers to invest so much into a re-release."
Carlos writes - "If you were old enough to enjoy the horror genre around 9 or 10 years ago, then chances are you may just remember Decay from the moment it first arrived on Xbox 360. It lit up the Indie Game section during its four-part outing with unexpected scares. Now though, returning back all these years later sadly doesn’t quite prove as frightful, but that’s not to say it isn’t at least worth a look."
