Decay - The Mare

This game is such a great experience. The atmosphere is so well done, and the music perfectly compliments the tone. The puzzles are well thought out, and gives you all the information you need to solve them. I will definately get all of my friends to look at this game and recommend it to any who loves a good puzzle game.

Lots of puzzles and backtracking but the eerie atmosphere shines. Plays like an old PC game - in a good way.

This is one of my favorite Indie games, as well as one of my favorite Indie Horror games! I've played the original Decay games all the way back on the 360 and I loved them to death. It has a wonderful atmosphere, feels really gritty and the ambient music that plays while you explore helps keep you in a state of uncomfortable. Makes you feel like you're in another world, like you should. Wish there were more point-and-click games like this because I just loved it's "classic pc game" look to it, it's tone, atmosphere and overall fun little puzzles that aren't super hard but make you think a little. I really hope that they continue to make more of the Decay series because I personally really enjoy playing though it and can see them being able to make more stories in this world they've created. I also hope they bring the original Xbox 360 games to the One as well so everyone can have a chance to play them as well. 100% Loved every second! Great work!

It was a really exciting game easy 1000g.

I used to peruse the XBLA games once a week without fail, and I've spent quite a bit on them! Smooth Operators, Arcadecraft, The 4th Wall, Decay, Decay: The Mare, et al. I miss the old XBLA games and the jewels rarely found! This is an achievement of indie gaming and narrative that shouldn't be ignored by story loving gamers! The environment had me on edge, the sounds were beautifully and artfully timed, the graphics are exactly where they should be so as not to take you away from the story, and the puzzles...WOW! Like Silent Hill of old, the story mixed with well placed and difficult thinking puzzles. The game moves like Myst games, point and click, paced to be enjoyed and immersive, edgy and creepy. Where Decay: The Mare truly shines, however, is the survivor horror feel of it all. I remember playing the first Decay, felt unfinished graphically with a good story. D: TM immersed me in the mind of a person who sought help in a place considered safe...though the mind can be terrifying.