Giggleland - GamerTake

Action

Adventure

Casual

Indie

Single-player

Full controller support

DualShock Controller Support

DualSense Controller Support

Family Sharing

Giggleland

Action

Adventure

Casual

Indie

Single-player

Full controller support

DualShock Controller Support

DualSense Controller Support

Family Sharing

Tolie isn’t allowed to leave the house. One night she wakes up alone in Giggleland, to a voice over the park speakers: her father is waiting for her at the information booth. A first-person psychological horror game in eight chapters. This game is not suitable for children.

Developers: Hooked

Publishers: Gamincat, Inc.

Release Date: Oct 26, 2026

Price (USD): $17.99

Current Players: 206

Links: Steam Store SteamDB

Mixed(63%)

Atmosphere

Sound design

Voice acting

Character design

Puzzle guidance

Visual presentation

Early experience

Poor optimization

Launch bugs

Unclear directions

Low frame rates

Many players see promise in the atmosphere, sound design, and voice acting, with some also enjoying the story, characters, and scares. However, poor optimization and disruptive bugs are frequent complaints, and puzzle direction and visual clarity work for some but leave others confused or disappointed. Several reviewers are willing to recommend it only after fixes.

Positive Points

Players praise the game’s atmosphere, art direction, sound design, and voice acting.

Several enjoy the character and level design, and describe the early jump scares as effective.

Some find the story interesting and say they are enjoying the game so far.

Negative Points

Poor optimization is the most frequent complaint: players report low or fluctuating frame rates, dips during cutscenes, and little improvement from lowering graphics settings.

Bugs can disrupt or block play, including clipping through barriers and a character animation glitch that prevented one player from interacting with anything.

Many players find puzzles and objectives unclear, with too few hints or directional cues to know what to do or where to look.

One player reports blurry graphics, and another says a plush toy’s voice interaction did not work.

Mixed Points

The puzzles are manageable for some, but others feel they provide too little direction and leave players feeling lost.

Visuals and presentation receive praise for their art direction and graphical style, though one reviewer notes blurry textures.

Several players like the game and expect issues to be fixed, but say the launch bugs and performance problems currently make it hard to recommend or enjoy.

Common Themes

Performance problems recur across reviews, with reports of low frame rates even on capable systems and settings changes that do not resolve the issue.

Players often describe the game as promising or enjoyable so far, but see its current technical state as a major drawback.

Finding objectives and solving puzzles can be confusing because players feel the game does not consistently point them in the right direction.

Atmosphere and audio are standout strengths, while bugs and clipping can break immersion.

Updated 10/27/2026, 12:03:35 AM UTC

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