Beyond the prologue, in which your character awakens from a daze on the living room sofa, you'll be able to explore three incarnations of the apartment side by side - three intricate studies of domestic life, feeding off from a hall where photos slowly cover noticeboards like multiplying lichen. A perfectly insidious horror game from Detention developer Red Candle, it follows the plight of a troubled young family - mother, father, daughter - over seven years in a single, cramped apartment in 1980s Taiwan. Review by Edwin Evans-Thirlwell Contributor Updated on 14 comments An insidious, combat-free horror escapade that works marvels in a tiny space - and an intricate portrait of family and superstition Devotion is about coming home, time and again, and never quite arriving. Devotion review - short, smart 1980s apartment horror that channels the spirit of PT Devotion review - short, smart 1980s apartment horror that channels the spirit of PT If you click on a link and make a purchase we may receive a small commission.
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