Dark Seed

[Spooky Spice]

Dark Seed was developed by Cyberdream and released in 1992. The game was inspired by the artwork of H.R. Giger. Dark Seed's atmosphere and creatures make you feel like a real-life nightmare. The story follows Mike Dawson, an artist who discovers his space and mind, which have been intruded on by aliens. Unlike many other survival horror games, Dark Seed can be completed in a relatively short period of time. Despite its brevity, the game leaves a profound effect.

 

[Rubber]

Dark Seed sounds super interesting, especially with that H.R. Giger influence. I’ve heard the atmosphere is really creepy, like a waking nightmare. It’s cool that it’s short but still leaves a lasting impression. I might check it out just for the weird alien stuff

 

[Sentinel]

Yeah, I know it, even tried it a few times. The H.R. Giger-inspired artwork creates a chilling, otherworldly atmosphere that stays with you long after you finish. The game is a mix of psychological horror and intricate puzzles makes it unique, even with its short playtime. This is one of those classics that truly defined the genre for me.

 

[EMMANUEL]

Mike Dawson as he navigates his creative struggles and an alien invasion of his mind, resonating with psychological horror fans. Its relatively short playtime enhances the game's impact, delivering an intense experience that lingers afterward.

 

[King Belieal]

As a player, you are in a state of helplessness when you know that some aliens are invading your mind and body. This is not just the forces attacking you but taking hold of you. Dark Seed is a really unravelling masterpiece in plot unfolding.