This game is a steal for the price if you like this sort of thing. Basically the premise has you walking through the pub and trying to spot any differences or anomalies from the previous run. If you think you've seen one, retreat back to where you came in, if not then stroll through the exit and do it again. The anomalies can be something as simple as one side of the bar having different colour wallpaper, to a shrieking Sadako-like ghost who bursts from doors to chase you back to the entrance, leaving you a mewling wreck in the foyer. Would definitely recommend headphones for this, it's pleasingly unpleasant.
If you continue to identify them in an unbroken run the story about what happened in the pub will start to leak out and I couldn't stop playing until I escaped. I played it on PC, but tried it on Steamdeck and was surprised that it maintained 50 fps despite how good looking the game is - it looks great on a small screen.

Masterpiece of its kind. Creepy, tense and creates the fear of losing and that you're unsure if you're correct. Doesn't go into cheap loud jump scares, and it really doesn't have to. Amazing.

Chilling to the bone! I may not sleep well for the next week but what at first feels like a simple loop proves to have a substantial depth, intrigue, shocks, thrills, and dare I say...charm. I feel as though I have only started to scratch the surface of what The Ten Bells has to offer and yet it has already won me over entirely.

The visuals are superb, writing compelling, sound direction perfectly on point, imagery haunting, and it will leave you with those oh so good chills. I'll be jumping back for more for sure, but if The Ten Bells looks piques your interest at all, do yourself a favor and give it a try. Let it seep it's claws into you and give you that little tingle down your spine only an amazing experience such as this can.