i guess i need to copy this game :) i was very exited to see this game :)

Yep 💯

Was gonna leave a positive review UNTIL i saw the astroturfing AI review by Greek "Terry Davis" Gangster 47... NOT cool!!! Jealousy is a serious disease.

Bloodsigil ⭐⭐⭐⭐½ (4.5/5) - "This one's got real bite - literally" I've been following indie horror/experimental titles for years, and Bloodsigil: Filaments is one of those rare early-access/WIP gems that actually feels dangerous in the best way. The core loop-tracing luminous blood-filaments through decaying ritual chambers, weaving sigils that can empower you or backfire spectacularly—hooks you immediately. It's got this perfect mix of tactile puzzle-solving (the way the filaments pulse and react when you connect them wrong is chef's kiss) and creeping dread as the environment starts responding to your choices. The atmosphere is oppressive in that slow-burn way I love: dim crimson lighting, distant whispers that might be hallucinations or actual entities, and a soundtrack that feels like it's bleeding through old cassette tape. Combat (if you can call it that) is more about ritual timing and resource management than twitch reflexes—mess up a sigil and you literally watch your health unravel in threads of red. Brutal, but fair, and every death teaches you something. Being WIP, there are rough edges-some filament paths feel a bit too trial-and-error right now, a couple UI bits are placeholder-y, and I'd kill for more enemy/encounter variety-but honestly? That's part of the charm. This feels like a passion project that's already miles ahead of many "finished" indie titles. The dev is clearly iterating fast, and the foundation is rock-solid. If you like games that make you feel like you're tampering with forbidden forces (think a bloodier, more metaphysical Inscryption meets filament-tracing puzzles in a gothic void), grab it now while it's raw. This has serious cult-classic potential once it fleshes out (pun fully intended). Can't wait for the next update. Keep bleeding brilliance, dev. Played ~8 hours so far. Recommended for fans of weird horror, intricate mechanics, and games that aren't afraid to get a little messy.

beautiful

looks incredible!!!!!