ABOVE

Really good one. Started off a bit confused but figured it out pretty quickly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQwPsHnxnJM

[h1]Overview[/h1] This demo took me about [b]42 minutes[/b] to complete, and I managed to earn [b]10 out of the 20 achievements[/b] along the way. That feels like a pretty average playtime. So far, the game is shaping up to be a [b]challenging experience[/b] with the early foundations of a [b]rich storyline[/b]—or at least a very promising start. It’s a short demo, but it gives you just enough to [b]taste what the full game might become[/b]… or maybe [i]tease[/i] is the better word. As much as I want to complain that it ended too soon, it works well as a [i]"trailer"[/i] for what’s clearly only the beginning of something bigger. [spoiler]The father/daughter ending landed surprisingly well—grounded, emotional, and believable. It wraps up the demo with that perfect [i]“wait… what happens next?”[/i] feeling.[/spoiler] [h1]Review Details[/h1] For anyone interested, here’s a deeper look at my gameplay experience. [h2]The Likes[/h2] [olist] [*] A classic survivor‑style scenario where you’re left to figure things out as you go. [*] Realistic mechanics — for example, your character actually gets tired when running. [/olist] [h2]The Dislikes[/h2] [olist] [*] Simple commands can be frustrating to figure out, especially with no hover‑over tooltips. [*] [spoiler]There’s no setup narration explaining what you’re stepping into. The father/daughter dialogue suggests they already understand the disaster, which adds to the confusion when the player doesn’t — especially with no command labels to help you turn things on.[/spoiler] [*] No map. [spoiler]You’d expect a ranger to have one marking the perimeter and the lights you need to activate — unless this isn’t her usual area, in which case that context would be important to share.[/spoiler] [/olist] [h2]The Wishes[/h2] I know some of these ideas may already be on the devs’ radar, but here’s what I’d love to see in the future: [olist] [*] An intro or cinematic to help players understand what they’re walking into. [/olist] [h2]The Finds[/h2] A few oddities I ran into during my playthrough: [olist] [*] I didn’t encounter any bugs or anything that felt out of place. [/olist] [hr][/hr] [b]Note to Developers:[/b] Wishing you continued success as you grow this game into something even more incredible. I’m rooting for you — and excited to see where this journey goes next.

Good game, with a decent story. Horror games where you can die fairly easily always struggle a bit, for me. Once you've died a few times, all fear has dissipated and you border on annoyance. Horror works best when the game pretends it's going to kill you, but never really does, Anyway, I'd like to see an extended version where we have more locations, more characters and more Lore.

really tense little experience. the creature AI keeps you moving. it does get a bit repetitive by the last few generators but for free i cant complain much. good audio work

Performance was solid for me: locked 60 on a 3060 at 1440p. Only nitpick is the stamina has no indicator so you kinda guess... still recommend

Well it's a very short game lol. I like the setting and the idea, but in the end there's not much to do. You'll run around, turn on generators and flee from a cloud. Well and... that's it. It's a shame that a great idea turns boring so quickly. Rating: 3/10 IMO

I went in expecting nothing and came out genuinly impressed. The sound design is the star here, you hear the thing before you see it and it makes every open stretch feel dangerous. Voice acting is suprisingly good for an indie. Yes its short but it left me wanting the full game which is exactly what a demo should do.