Play as Leta in this third-person horror game. Puzzle solve in this creepy atmosphere and trying to find collectibles all to help Leta uncover the horrifying mysteries of the ancient artifact...
Leta’s life changed in one short moment when fate lead her to a mysterious artifact. Leta went for a walk in the mountains near her hometown with her friend Lina. They were taking photos of nature when they stumbled upon an old music box. Lina decided to take the strange item home: nobody needs it anyway, right? Soon she went missing leaving behind only a photo and the ominous music box. Leta has to uncover the horrifying mysteries of the ancient artifact...
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Short horror game from the developer of Umfend & Fariwalk, about 60 to 90 minutes if you take your time exploring (there are a few collectables and an alternate ending that could be missed). This experience is similar to games like PT and 103 due to a looping psychological effect. Your walk around an apartment in circles as you being hunted by the ghost, and as the character falls into madness it will slowly become more and more disturbing. The game tells you exactly what you need to do to progress, so it's nearly impossible to get stuck. There are a few easy puzzles that do not require much effort, and you can't really die - not that kind of game. Our character is a photographer that receives photos of her missing friends. While the entire game takes places in only a few rooms, there is enough variety that happens through psychological means. The game generally does a good job when it
This feels a lot like Silent Hill 4 but without the combat (an indie version obviously). All I can really say without spoiling it is that you're trapped in a house and progressively more disturbing things happen as the story ramps up towards it's climax. I really enjoyed it. I wish it was a big longer (I finished it in about an hour) but otherwise, it's a great new indie horror game and we've had quite a lot of bad ones recently so it's nice to see a good one come around. If you're on the fence, go ahead and check out my video to see if this is something you think you might like. If you do end up liking what you see, I do highly recommend that you stop watching the video and play it for yourself just so you don't spoil anything: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Cb_VEP1ClY
I got this during sales for 79 cent. Wow. This game was really neat, a phychological distopic horror and scary too. Liked it so much! It's pretty short, I mean it took me some hours to finish as it has 2 nice riddles and exploration of the house. If you like weird situations, you're welcome. Very pleasurable spending some time with this story So so good!!
This game took around one hour to complete the main story and then approximately 20 minutes to find all the "Secret Objects" to obtain the "Secret Good Ending". All in all I really enjoyed my time with it. Right now the game is on sale for $1 and it is a steal at that price. The original asking price of $10 is a bit high however for 1.5 hours of gameplay. + The game plays out like very light survival horror anime game, complete with references and atmospheres akin to silent hill & fatal frame. There are no weapons or fighting to do, basically you are walking around your apartment for an hour uncovering an interesting story while ghastly things begin to appear around you. + The game had some genuinely creepy sections. + The use of sound on headphones is excellent, playing with headphones in the dark is a must. The patter of ghost feet running around you, doors creaking, furniture moving
As a big fan of MiSide I had to check other games by the same developer. It's clear that they were still dipping their toes and testing the waters with this one. Overall it's a decent horror walking simulator with puzzle elements. You'll spend your time in an ever-changing appartement. The game has an interesting concept, the environments are creepy, very dark, and the creature absolutely terrifying. But what really jumped out for me was the ace sound design. It recommends the use of headphones and I can DEFINTELY see why! The character model is quite ugly in my opinion, the lack of emotion during cutscenes doesn't help. I believe I grabbed it for 1 EUR on sale, I would NOT recommend the full price.
A decent walking simulator with great atmosphere and nice jumpscares, but no storyline. Finished in 60 mins.
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