There are few excuses left to skip Signalis, our favorite horror game of 2022: it's 20% off in Steam's horror sale, and we just received a patch that avoids our biggest problem.

Signalis plays like old Resident Evil, a third-person shooter from various overhead camera angles, exploring abandoned facilities warped by nightmarish monsters and dream logic like Silent Hill. The first copy of "The Yellow King" that you pick up immediately puts you in a strange mood: you're in a place where you can't see anything, where you can't see anything, where you can't see anything.

For $15.99, you can experience what may be one of the best horror games of the past decade; in his review of Signalis, Dominique Tarazon wrote, "It takes 100 familiar elements, inspirations, and references and weaves them together into something completely new and thoroughly . and weaves them together to create something completely new and thoroughly worthwhile.

Tarason's only problem was its tedious inventory management, which developer Rose Engine has just addressed with a patch this week. Update 1.2 adds changes to the game (and a few changes in the writing), as well as an option to increase inventory size and to prevent flashlight and camera tools from taking up slots by default. Signalis' classic horror While it may water down the homage to the game, this option will save you from having to go back to the safe room every few hours to sort through your pockets.

Once the most annoying drawbacks are ironed out, you can focus on enjoying the surreal and surprisingly moving story about a lonely android trying to fulfill a promise he made before everything went downhill. Terrifying creatures, bizarre puzzles, locked doors and a maze of corridors stand in her way.

Survival horror fanatics will be bitten by it all, but even a scared baby like me can appreciate the unforgettable haunting sequences that make you feel like you're exploring a back room. The rules for Cygnaris are perfect, and now is the perfect time to play.