Fear Therapy

Fear Therapy, is a multiplayer(1-4) and single player psychological horror game.Try to complete the quests and leave the horror house before it is too late! Satan getting angrier every second and nothing holding it back.

Fear Therapy is a horror, multiplayer and psychological horror game developed and published by Black Flag Studios.
Released on December 24th 2021 is available only on Windows in 16 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Norwegian, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian, Greek and Spanish - Latin America.

It has received 4,581 reviews of which 3,099 were positive and 1,482 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.6 out of 10. 😐

The game is currently priced at 2.39€ on Steam and has a 40% discount.


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Windows
  • OS: 64-bit Windows 10
  • Processor: Intel i5 or new-gen i3 / AMD equivalent
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM
  • Graphics: 4 GB VRAM
  • DirectX: Version 12
  • Network: Broadband Internet connection
  • Storage: 4 GB available space

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Oct. 2024
Honestly if you’ve got a good group of friends to be a bunch of goblins with, it’s pretty fun! We had a blast looking for stuff and when the ghost popped up, shooting the hell out of em lol. The game has some interesting mechanics and ideas that could be super cool if implemented better, but we had a blast either way!
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July 2024
"Fear Therapy" is a spine-chilling cooperative horror game that pushes the boundaries of fear and teamwork. Developed by Black Flag Studios, this game provides an adrenaline-pumping experience that horror enthusiasts will find both terrifying and exhilarating. Visuals and Atmosphere: The atmosphere in "Fear Therapy" is nothing short of terrifying. The game's graphics are detailed and immersive, effectively capturing the eerie and unsettling environments. The use of lighting and shadows is masterful, creating an atmosphere that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Each location, from the haunted mansion to the cursed forest, is designed with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring that every corner you turn can potentially hide a new terror. Gameplay and Mechanics: "Fear Therapy" excels in delivering a gripping and engaging horror experience. The game is designed for cooperative play, requiring players to work together to survive the horrors that lurk within. The core gameplay involves solving puzzles, collecting items, and performing rituals to banish evil entities. The puzzles are well-crafted, challenging enough to require cooperation without being overly frustrating. The unpredictability of the game keeps players on their toes. Randomized events and enemy spawns ensure that no two playthroughs are the same, adding significant replay value. The tension is palpable, with an array of horrifying creatures and jump scares that can strike at any moment, testing your nerves and teamwork. Multiplayer Experience: The cooperative nature of "Fear Therapy" is one of its strongest aspects. The game supports up to four players, emphasizing the need for communication and teamwork. Each player can take on different roles, contributing to the group's survival in unique ways. The shared experience of facing your fears together enhances the overall enjoyment and makes for memorable gaming sessions with friends. The multiplayer lobbies are easy to navigate, and the matchmaking system is smooth, ensuring quick and seamless connections with other players. The game's community is active and welcoming, often sharing tips and strategies to help new players. Sound and Music: The sound design in "Fear Therapy" is outstanding. The ambient noises, chilling sound effects, and haunting music contribute significantly to the game's horror elements. The creaking floors, distant whispers, and sudden loud noises create an immersive soundscape that heightens the sense of dread. The voice acting, where present, adds to the authenticity of the horror experience. Performance and Optimization: "Fear Therapy" runs smoothly on a range of PC configurations. The developers have put considerable effort into optimizing the game, ensuring stable performance even during the most intense moments. Regular updates and patches demonstrate the developers' commitment to refining the gameplay experience and addressing any technical issues. Conclusion: "Fear Therapy" is a must-play for fans of cooperative horror games. Its intense atmosphere, challenging gameplay, and emphasis on teamwork make it a standout title in the horror genre. Whether you're a veteran horror gamer or new to the scene, "Fear Therapy" promises an unforgettable and terrifying experience that will keep you coming back for more.
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June 2024
My friends and I got this game looking for cheap and to be honest, shitty coop horror games. This fit the bill excellently. The right amount of unity asset flipping and barely held together coding jank led to an excellent experience with the boys. The mission objectives are bland and uninspired and the gameplay mechanics are shallow and unrewarding. However, the second and third levels give you and the group firearms and these are very fun, albeit shit for gameplay because in our opinion the bullets are way too common; it basically becomes a reflex shooter, sending the haunted bitch back to hell whenever she shows her ugly mug. The first mission is shit; do not let this dissuade you. While the other levels are also terrible, they are objectively more fun because of the guns. The character creator is another highlight: you can be kids and this is a severe self-imposed disadvantage with absolutely no upside. I played as a kid the whole game. In conclusion: I recommend this game but you must be looking to buy it for all the right reasons. Do not look for a quality game, get this with friends and have a short and shitty blast.
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May 2024
If you want to hate your friends & have fun I recommend. It was a lot of fun. I did it with my bf, & we finished all three within 9 hours.(not all in one night) We definitely had our times of anger & the feeling of wanting to give up but we did it! We started off med, easy, to hard. The Bride was more fun & maze like for a rat. The Asylum taught you patience, communication, & trust. Finally, the toughest one, Mansion. This one really focuses on teamwork, determination, memorization, & you have to stay calm under pressure. Overall, enjoyed.
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March 2024
The game is alright. There are interesting stories and cut scenes that add to the horror element, and the jump scares are just enough to get you almost every time. We played when there were only two maps - they are grindy. The castle map makes you run around this huge map and collect items - the catch? You can only collect the item if it is part of the current quest. We had such an issue where it took a squad of three, 20 minutes to find all six candles. It was just frustrating to spend so much time basically doing fetch quests. We just picked up the game again and tried the latest asylum map - IT WAS REALLY GOOD. I'm not going to spoil anything here, but trust me, try it! We didn't even finish the quest because we all ended up dying, but the little bit that we managed to get through was actually fun and scary. My biggest frustration is that this claims to be semi controller mapped. It was not AT ALL. I wanted to play it on my ROG ALLY, because my laptop doesn't run games all that well, and it was a struggle. I had to remap all of my buttons and even then, they don't have an option to toggle your items or use certain things, so I had to pop up my touchscreen keyboard each time I needed to toggle an item. I did take a look at a steam forum regarding the controller support and it looked like it might have been supported at one time, but not anymore? Regardless, don't advertise it as partial controller support if there is no controller support. It's definitely a game to add to your horror library, especially if you have a group of friends to try it with, but it might not be a game you go back to once you complete each map.
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Fear Therapy
6.6
3,099
1,482
Online players
24
Developer
Black Flag Studios
Publisher
Black Flag Studios
Release 24 Dec 2021
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