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This Is Why Indie Horror Needs More of This
The horror community is full of people who want to discover something before everybody else does.
That's one of the reasons indie horror is so much fun.
You aren't always walking into something that has already been dissected by 900 websites, 14 YouTubers and a guy on Reddit who has somehow calculated the exact blood pressure of every character.
Sometimes you're discovering something while it is still becoming itself.
That makes development channels particularly interesting.
You're not simply being marketed a finished horror game.
You're being invited behind the curtain.
And for fans of indie horror, that's an opportunity worth paying attention to.
