MADiSON

MADiSON is a first-person horror game for players who want to spend most of their time exploring a house, handling objects, and piecing together what the place is hiding. By our assessment, its strongest point is atmosphere: the game uses silence, cramped rooms, and a camera-driven setup to keep pressure on the player. That same focus is also its trade-off, because this is not the kind of horror that gives much relief or broad action. In practice it feels slow, tense, and close to the room you are looking at, with the camera being part of the puzzle as well as part of the fear. It sits with the more deliberate, psychological side of modern horror rather than jump-scare carnival rides, and that gives it a clear identity. People who want mood and unease will get more from it than players looking for combat or constant variety.