Inside the home you’ll find a dark and highly disturbing atmosphere, holding many secrets, many questions, and if you’re good enough to find them, many answers. Who’s home is it? What’s going on there? Those are things you have to find out. It takes place in what appears to be an abandoned home. Anna is a mix of genres, relying strongly on psychological aspects as well as a scary atmosphere. Originally, Anna was exclusive to Desura which is a good and very small program so it’s not a problem. The Extended Edition adds new locations, more references to The Shining, new puzzles (as well as revamping most of the existing ones), five new endings, new inventory, and expands storytelling by adding books and more monologues. However it has been updated to accommodate the changes and additions from Extended Edition. This review was originally written before Extended Edition was released. Lets see if Anna is as impressive as some have made it out to be.

That one had its heart in the right place and was quite interesting, though not for everyone. Not too long ago I reviewed another game that takes you through a minimalistic, isolated journey, Dear Esther. Anna, a short, artistic first person psychological horror and adventure game is certainly one of those. Every so often there comes an original indie game that really stands out from the crowd.

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