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Steel Arts / Oct 20, 2017 / Action, Adventure, Casual, Indie, Free To Play
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CompareOpen world horror set in a city in which your worst nightmares have become an everyday part of life. Explore a dense open world of terror, every building a unique location with it's own story to tell. Strung together by the remenants of Hanwell.
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I've been busy recently with real life but after checking the community discussion boards it seems there were a couple of issues that needed addressing quickly. • Added mouse sensitivity under in game settings. • Fixed bugged achievement Class One Citizen. Although updates have slowed down, I'm still committed to supporting the game while ever I can. Thanks! Nathan
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45% positive, 193 reviews
Very slowwww burn. If slower paces (i.e walking speed) are not for you, then there isn't much else I can say. This game reminds me of Bloober Team in a sense. There are goofy moments all over, but there are also sheer moments of brilliance to be found in the midst of everything. The residential homes of Hanwell are at times more intriguing than some of the points of interest required for story progression. Very...
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-16
I don’t really play horror games, so Welcome to Hanwell had me spooked just walking through a door. It’s decently scary with its warning's and only about four different anomaly repeated types and a boss. But after a while, the whole thing becomes rinse and repeat: explore, get startled, grab stuff, repeat until you feel like you’re doing chores in a haunted neighborhood. And the story? I’m convinced it’s hiding in...
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-01
Please do not play this game if you want more from Beyond Hanwell or want to play this before it. Trust me the bossfight at the end and the ending are genuinely terrible and most of the story buildings (and normal buildings) are "protected" so you have to drop your weapon before going inside which is a problem when you have a high damage weapon like a sword. Unless you really like horror games with a bad story...
0 found this helpful, 2026-08-31
I played this after Beyond Hanwell and I can definitely see the progression in quality between the two games! While Welcome to Hanwell has it's own narrative and help understand some of the aspects of Beyond Hanwell, it is also much less polished. I really liked the atmosphere inside and out of the buildings. I think movement and pace is much better in BH though. WtH feels more empty and you will be crossing...
0 found this helpful, 2026-08-23
It's cool for free, but looks un finished. I really would like to try the other game they made looks more complete in story and gameplay.
0 found this helpful, 2026-08-17
Terrible controls and combat, that alone turns exploration in to pure pain and frustration, sad as the atmosphere feels good.
0 found this helpful, 2026-08-01
Welcome To Crashwell If u want to play a game that just crashes after 30 seconds after clicking new game then this is the game for you all i wanted to was experience this game first before the sequel tried everything to fix it like it said on google still dont work.
0 found this helpful, 2026-07-30
Negative review because of the game itself but a positive comment for the dev. A good example of a B-Movie horror game. Scary enough to BE a horror but campy enough to not be THAT scary. A good premise but janky gameplay and combat. (♥♥♥♥ those teleporting ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ to high-hell) Very ambitious overall, I can see the potential but good example of 'baby's first horror game' (affectionate) I have heard decent things...
3 found this helpful, 2026-05-12
Welcome to Hanwell is an ambitious first-person horror experience developed and published by Steel Arts that attempts something many horror games rarely dare to do: transform an entire city into a source of fear. Instead of trapping players inside a single haunted location, the game opens the gates to a sprawling urban environment where supernatural horrors have become an accepted part of everyday existence. This...
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-08
I enjoyed the game ,it's really underrated gave it a chance
1 found this helpful, 2026-06-02