An indie game with a disquieting storyline
A House for Alesa 3 is a free-to-play horror game developed by A.V. Dossow that blends elements of psychological thrill, humor, and puzzle-solving elements in a meticulously designed indie game. As the third installment in the A House for Alesa series, the game thrusts players into a disturbing narrative that promises to keep them at the edge of their seats.
Terror and thrill combined
Continuing the series' unsettling storyline, A House for Alesa 3 plunges its protagonists—Alesa and Greta—into a rural town teeming with an ominous force they're oblivious of. The game introduces strong voice acting that breathes life into its characters. Character customization—with 10 different outfits to choose from—adds a personal touch to the game.
The game takes the excitement a notch higher with six engaging boss battles that test a player's grit. It also boasts high replay value with its multi-ending structure. Moreover, the introduction of ghostly pets adds an innovative layer to the narrative, while over 25 death animations deepen the horror. As the game leans heavily on gore and violence, it may not be suitable for younger players.
Not suitable for a broader spectrum of players
A House for Alesa 3's gripping narrative is a gratifying mix of uncanny and psychological suspense. It has an impressive characterization through voice acting to make the game more immersive. However, owing to its intense gore and violence, we recommend it for adult players, or those who can withstand unnerving, dark themes.
