Doll Impostor is a horror game where 1-4 players take on the role of guardians of possessed dolls. Work together to identify the impostor doll before 9 a.m, or face dire consequences. Every hour counts in this tense, fear-filled race against time.
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Your objective is to find the impostor doll, which will play with you to avoid being caught. Perform the following steps:
Find clues and evidence that the impostor leaves behind
Study and analyze their movements
Discard candidates
Find the impostor before 9 AM
The dolls have their own objectives, preferences, friendships, enmities, loves, and hatreds towards circumstances, events, or other dolls.
Traps will help you catch conservative dolls; perhaps tempting them by turning on music or a television will make them react, allowing you to better interpret their tastes and appreciations.
Do not trust their actions; these dolls are much smarter than you think. They are capable of moving others from their place and annihilating other dolls in order to confuse you, especially if you do not know each doll well.
You might assume that everything is over if you find a single doll out of its box. However, it may not have moved on its own; another doll might have moved it, or even moved many others while it remains completely still.
It's extremely important that you keep the door closed; failing to do so could have catastrophic consequences, from letting the impostor escape to altering the order of your eliminations, or even preventing you from making it through the night.
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Languages: English*, Spanish - Spain, Spanish - Latin America, French, Italian, German, Bulgarian, Czech, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Danish +18 more
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Please let me know if I’m the only one who doesn’t have the dolls and doll characteristics on the whiteboards and can’t move forward in the tutorial. Help
Very repetitive, not fun especially from a single player game unless you like playing 'Guess Who?'. Occasionally gameplay is broken up with a robot that roams the area but that's really it. Didn't invest much time into it because I cant see myself sinking more than an hour into the game when there is newer better games that did the concept better. Ended up refunding the game as it gets boring quickly.
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