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WTMG’s Leo Faria: “The main takeaway is that you will probably enjoy Faith: The Unholy Trinity not because of its gameplay or (lack of) scare factor, but because of its excellent worldbuilding and writing. At first, the game actually felt foreboding and tense, even with its intentionally limited presentation. Upon reaching its occasional boss encounters, and finding out a good chunk of the experience could be summarised as risk-free trial-and-error gauntlets, all tension was thrown out of the window. I kept playing it because of its amazing atmosphere and creativity, not because of any horror-related elements. It’s still worth a try on the Switch, if you haven’t played it elsewhere. Just be aware that it won’t be the ultimate scary event of 2024, of the highlight of your Halloween gaming binge.”