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Jawbreaker

Jawbreaker

|Indie, Adventure

6.4 /10

Okay

Niche

107 ratings
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Steam · Player score6.4/10107 ratings
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Why play it

Let’s play hide-and-seek with serial killers. Jawbreaker is a psychological horror game that will have you running, hiding, and fighting to survive a terrifying gang-infested society on the verge of collapse. Though that’s not all, once the sun goes down the true fear will begin...

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Rating momentum

Okay: 6.4/10 across 107 ratings. Decent score — check if the gameplay loop clicks for you.

Play style

Leans into Indie, Adventure — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Gaming ProfessorsPetra Svobodová · 25 May, 2024
8/10

Jawbreaker is a brutal, atmospheric stealth game that delivers an intense and unforgettable experience. You’ll find ruthless enemies, interesting environments, a spooky soundtrack, and puzzles. If you’ve ever played any of Vincent’s games or are a fan of horror and stealth action, you definitely shouldn’t miss this title. I like that there aren’t any traditional jump scares—that just makes the game keep you in a constant, mounting state of fear all the more. I’ll admit the final boss disappointed me, but other than that, I thoroughly enjoyed playing it.

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Indie Games DevelSamuele Andreucci · 13 May, 2024
7.8/10

Despite having consumed my fair share of survival horror, I must admit that some sections of Jawbreaker managed to unsettle me a lot. The game handles the oppression and distress of the situation quite well, thanks also to excellent graphics. The police station is truly enormous, and even with the help of the map, it won’t be easy to navigate. The inspiration from genre classics like Outlast and the early Resident Evil games is clear, as admitted by the developer himself.

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