Yomawari: Lost in the Dark

Our analysis

A well-crafted isometric survival horror that pairs a deceptively cute hand-drawn art style with genuinely unsettling atmosphere, especially with headphones and the lights off. The new eye-closing mechanic and creepy memory-hunting locations are highlights, though a slow start, plodding movement, and repetitive trial-and-error puzzle gauntlets drag the pace. It plays things safe by sticking closely to its predecessors, making it harder to fully recommend at the asking price.