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True Fear: Forsaken Souls Part 3 key art: a pale woman behind a cracked oval mirror, a clawed grey hand raised to hush, in a wall of roots and gold frames

Horror puzzlePsychological horrorMystery and detective horror

True Fear: Forsaken Souls Part 3

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The end of Holly's search, and the truth about her family.

Platforms
PC, Mac, PlayStation, Switch, iPhone, Android, Xbox
Stores
Steam, GOG
Price
Paid
Rated
Very Positive on Steam (93% of 661 reviews); 4.7 of 5 on the App Store (324 ratings) and 4.52 of 5 on the PlayStation Store (304 ratings)
Length
about 10 hours
Players
1
Made by
Goblinz
Released
2025

No. 28 of the school horror games · No. 24 of the doll horror games · No. 6 of the asylum horror games · No. 8 of the horror games set in ruins

What frightens Holly Stonehouse follows the last threads of her family's past through a ruined asylum, a school and the apartment block where she grew up, piecing together letters, photographs and reports. Lights die behind her, shapes flicker in the shadows and a pale figure hushes from a broken mirror, while the story keeps blurring memory, madness and what is really there.

Content: jumpscares, violence and blood (esrb), alcohol and tobacco references (esrb), trauma and mental illness themes.

The final part of the True Fear: Forsaken Souls trilogy by Goblinz. Holly Stonehouse returns to Dark Falls for the last pieces of her family's story, collecting items and solving 72 puzzles while something watches from the shadows. A long, eerie first-person point-and-click mystery on PC, Mac, PlayStation, Xbox, Switch and phones.

About True Fear: Forsaken Souls Part 3

True Fear: Forsaken Souls Part 3 is the last chapter of the True Fear trilogy, a first-person point-and-click horror mystery by Goblinz, published by The Digital Lounge. It came out on PC and Mac on 21 April 2025, on PlayStation 4 in February 2026, on Nintendo Switch on 16 February 2026 and on Xbox One and Series X|S on 30 April 2026. It follows straight on from Part 2, so play the first two parts before it.

After her childhood home and the Dark Falls Asylum, Holly wakes in her own house, unsure how much of what came before really happened. Her search soon leads back to the asylum and further into Dark Falls, to the high school the sisters attended and the apartment block where they lived with their mother. Letters, photographs, reports and long-hidden evidence fill in a story she has spent her life trying to understand, and short flashback sequences let you see events through other characters' eyes.

The play is the series' own: click through hand-painted still scenes, pick up a steady stream of items and use them, often back in places you have already been, and solve close-up logic puzzles. The store counts 119 locations, 237 close-up scenes and 72 puzzles, among them a letter-key lock, a safe dial and pipe and gear machines. A rechargeable hint, a map with fast travel that marks unsolved puzzles, and a skip button for each puzzle can be set in the difficulty menu or turned off.

The horror is eerie more than brutal: lights going out one by one behind Holly, sighs and moans off screen, shapes that appear as lights flicker, a few jump scares, and grim details in the art, such as a skeleton on a tiled floor. Adventure Game Hotspot's reviewer found it enjoyably creepy without ever feeling threatening, and the story leans on trauma and memory, leaving room to wonder whether what Holly sees is supernatural or in her mind.

It is for players who finished the first two parts and want the answers, and for anyone who likes long, puzzle-heavy horror mysteries without combat.

How to play True Fear: Forsaken Souls Part 3

  1. Play Parts 1 and 2 first, then get Part 3 on Steam, GOG, PlayStation, Xbox, Switch or your phone's store.
  2. Click around each scene to search it and pick up items.
  3. Read the letters, photographs and reports you find; the journal keeps them.
  4. Use items on the scene and solve the close-up puzzles.
  5. Move between the locations, using the map to travel, and fit the clues together to follow Holly's trail.

Screenshots

An overgrown gothic hall with an ornate gold door, lamps and a throne, the inventory bar and the red-eyed hint doll along the bottom
A ruined art-deco hall under a collapsed ceiling, a skeleton on the tiled floor and a crow by the rubble
A ruined school hallway with rubble piled before a door marked Cafeteria
A derelict basement sewing workshop with sewing machines, hanging clothes and a dress mannequin
A close-up of an open music box with a small pink ballerina in a dim workshop
A puzzle close-up: a letter-key lock on a rusty metal panel by a chain-link fence
A safe-cracking puzzle: a combination dial on a rusty door, with a stethoscope hanging beside it

Tips

  • Keep an eye on the journal: it collects codes and clues you will need later.
  • If a puzzle stops you, the hint recharges over time, and the difficulty menu can speed it up or add a skip button to each puzzle.
  • Check the map when you are stuck: it shows where unsolved puzzles remain.
  • Revisit earlier scenes after you pick up a new item; many objects are used far from where they are found.
  • Hunt for the hidden figurines and open the bonus material if you want the story's background.

Questions

Do I need to play the first two parts?

Yes, it is best to; Part 3 ends the story that Parts 1 and 2 begin, and it leans on their characters and places.

How long is True Fear: Forsaken Souls Part 3?

Adventure Game Hotspot's reviewer took around ten hours at a leisurely pace.

Is True Fear: Forsaken Souls Part 3 on consoles and phones?

Yes: PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, iPhone and Android, as well as PC and Mac.

Is there combat?

No, you explore scenes, collect items and solve puzzles.

Is it very scary?

It is eerie rather than harrowing: a few jump scares, flickering shapes and sounds in the dark, but no gore-heavy scenes and no danger you have to survive.

Is there a demo?

Yes: Steam and PlayStation have a free demo, and the phone versions let you play the opening free before one purchase.

  • point and click
  • first person
  • inventory puzzles
  • female protagonist
  • sister
  • sequel
  • trilogy finale
  • hand-painted scenes
  • notes and photographs

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