
A short psychological VHS horror about routine tape digitizing, where reality starts to feel more and more strange with each new recording.
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Looking for something to eat, we take any job we can get. Today is our first day at work. The task is simple - digitize old VHS tapes. One by one, the tapes drop from a small elevator built into the wall. But with every new tape, something starts to feel wrong. Your goal is to complete your shift and digitize all tapes - but surviving until the end depends on your actions.
Channel 64 is a single-player, first-person psychological horror focused on tension, observation, and interaction. The player moves freely within a confined location and interacts with objects related to the work process. As the player progresses, they are frightened not only by the atmosphere but also by jumpscares. During the final stage of the shift, the player must act quickly as time becomes limited.
The main gameplay includes:
● Explore a building with several locations: a corridor, restroom, storage rooms, surveillance room, electrical room, janitor storage, boss’s office and your work room
● Search for codes and unlock new areas
● Collect tapes and digitize them using a VHS player
● Watch disturbing recordings and gradually uncover what is happening
● Complete small tasks inside the work room
● Finish digitizing all the tapes
● Escape from the monster
● Use the surveillance system to track the monster
● Obtain a weapon and face the creature in a final confrontation
● 2 possible endings — the player may survive… or not
● Minimal interface for immersion
● Single linear story
● Interactive tape handling system
● Player-driven ending system (2 outcomes)
● Jumpscares
● VHS-style visual effects
● There are a lot of secret details...
● and of course achievements
Approximate playtime: 30–40 minutes.
The game is a focused, single-session horror experience with a linear structure and multiple endings.
● Sudden loud sounds
● Jumpscares
● Flashing images
● Time-sensitive gameplay sequences
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English*, Russian*languages with full audio support
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Reviews
клевая игра вдохновился создать что-то подобное и я в ах#е как это сложно так что 10/10
ХАЙ слишком много комнат. Спасибо за игру пака
Gave me an anxiety attack for 2 bucks. Better than American healthcare
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Concurrent players on Steam, sampled daily since tracking started.
Hours played at review time, across 26 reviews with recorded playtime.
I was really looking forward to the full version. After the demo, the full version lived up to my expectations! There are lots of new rooms and gameplay for such a short horror game. The developer added achievements (I was really looking forward to that). The game is definitely worth the money, and I'll be waiting to see what else this developer does
Good for the first game
Неплохой коротенький гейменг с фаунд футаге тематикой. Больше сказать нечего. Также, я зря записывал цифры из каждой пленки. Жду гайды по достижениям
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