In ‘horror’ category The Beast Inside is my biggest and most pleasant surprise of this year. Almost all of its cogs are in the right places and the occasional grain of sand doesn’t interrupt the the game’s steady rhythm. [13/2019, p.56]

How impressive is this grueling horror experience? I guessed the ending mere minutes into the demo earlier this year, and yet when it came time to play the full game, I still found myself getting caught up in the twists and turns. That’s right — even knowing the ending before going in, the journey was so powerful that I’m glad to have taken it, and would recommend that any fan of first-person horror do the same.

The Beast Inside is a great adventure, with tons of different situations and an interesting story. Bear in mind, though, it is not a survival horror, as it claims to be, although it does have some really good horror moments.

The Beast Inside is a a game with two souls: the first is close to a political thriller, the second one is more suitable for the genre and offers true moments of horror.

The perfect mix of survival horror and a traditional adventure video game. An indie with an enviable artistic design and really scary scenarios.

The Beast Inside is a walking simulator that tries to make the most of the horror setting to create a good but not perfect videogame.

I was very impressed by The Beast Inside not only for the visual aspects but also for the story of how the game was developed and came to be.

One could portray The Beast Inside as a classic horror game from the last decade, but it’s also one that draws the biggest flaws from the genre in our current timeline. Point is, as much as we want to criticize its problems, it brings up an interesting story full of mysteries and challenging puzzles.

The Beast Inside is an imperfect horror, full of ideas jumbled up only to guarantee a little variety, without bothering to maintain the coherence and integrity of the story. But in its own small way, The Beast Inside is also a surprising game, both because it works before a team with very narrow experience in the field, and because it is able, with reduced means but valid ideas, to give life to a horrendous enveloping climate.

One can clearly see the ambition in The Beast Inside, but the developer's lack of experience means it doesn't actually reach those heights.