Elevator Zero

Anomaly loop game that has its own approach to the genre. You leave an elevator to study a floor of an apartment complex. Then you return to the elevator and depending on an anomaly being present or not, you select a corresponding floor. Nothing earth shattering, but still a good time! Unfortunately, I got to floor zero and seemingly the game glitched out. Reset but never got back to end game again by end of stream. Might go back to this. If you like the genre of horror/puzzle games like this, add it to your library.

CITY OF HEROES REFERENCE SPOTTED ON THE FLOOR BEHIND THE BOXES, POSITIVE REVIEW LEFT. In all seriousness, this is a fun little anomaly game that's pretty short and to the point. Getting all the endings a bit of a feat, especially as one requires a specific anomaly to spawn at a specific time which is a hassle, but they aren't too bad. There are some cool ideas here for anomalies as well and, without spoiling, check the window and behind you. A fun little play through, I enjoyed it.

Very nice and fun game with an interesting concept. Worth to play really, I'll replay it cause, guess what? [spoiler]It has multiple endings[/spoiler]

Dumbest game ever. I can only credit bots for the positive rating, all 23 of them. After playing for 15 minutes, I really wanted to get trapped in the elevator forever. Unfortunately, you can only repeat a bunch of seemingly random nonsense. After reading the guide, and there is only one, written by some lonely soul. I completed the games endings in five minutes and ended my life (in this game so to speak). Save yourself the headache and flush three dollars down the toilet for infinitely more entertainment. I know this review sounds salty, but I thought it deserved one.

I really enjoyed the game. It makes you focus on everything you see, not just only walking and pressing.

I love it, my sister and I had fun playing it but those extra endings are really hard.

A slightly shorter but not so much sweeter anomaly hunter, bit more limited area this time with a small corridor and an elevator, a few things can open up but area wise its pretty small. the amount of correct reports / no reports seems less, think its 7 instead, I was used to 13 with the Project 13 series. There are some collectables but i`m not too sure what they do or what they are for, maybe different endings ? The game seems to end abruptly and put you back to the title screen with no well done or failed or any type of congratulations message. I did find most of the anomalies pretty easy to spot, maybe this is because i`m used to these type of games. For £3.39 its not bad but there better anomaly hunting games in my opinion, the Project 13 Series and Shift 87. If you love these type of games and already finished or don't like the other ones I mentioned, go for it, otherwise its probably not for you.