Exit The Abyss

Может быть Я ценитель психушек Эту оценю на 3 лоботомии из 10 Короткая, очень простая, скэри не было

Buggy enough that the game can't readily be completed. Having to restart the game after each random crash or progress-halting bug/glitch five or six times, as the game lacks a checkpoint or save system, I lost interest. Levels only partially loading so they can't be completed, randomly falling through the world with no hope for respawn, etc. No voice acting, only subtitles. At best it seems to be a macabre jogging simulator with trivial puzzles and a sprinkle of jump scares.

Exit The Abyss is a short psychological horror game developed and published by Veloneer Games. It approaches horror through isolation, uncertainty, and oppressive atmosphere rather than complicated combat mechanics or prolonged encounters with enemies. The premise follows a young man who has died and awakens in a disturbing alternate version of a hospital. Trapped somewhere between death and the possibility of returning to life, he must navigate this strange environment, complete the challenges placed in his path, and search for a way out. It is a simple setup, but one that suits the game's deliberately limited scope and gives its hospital setting a surreal quality beyond that of a conventional abandoned building. The experience is primarily constructed as a first-person walking simulator with psychological horror elements. Exploration forms the backbone of the gameplay, with the player moving through dark hospital interiors and examining surroundings for information that might explain the situation. Instead of providing an expansive environment with numerous branching paths, the game follows a mostly linear structure. This allows the developer to control when unsettling sights, environmental changes, and frightening moments occur. Players who enjoy carefully paced horror may appreciate this approach, although anyone expecting a large location filled with optional areas and extensive exploration will find the experience considerably more restricted. One of the more distinctive aspects of Exit The Abyss is its lack of spoken dialogue. Human voices are absent, leaving the player alone with environmental sounds, visual information, and the oppressive silence of the hospital. Storytelling therefore relies heavily on details scattered throughout the surroundings. Hidden messages and environmental clues encourage observation, while unexplained events gradually reinforce the impression that the protagonist is somewhere outside normal reality. The technique fits the theme of being trapped between life and death because it prevents the story from becoming overly explanatory. The player is encouraged to interpret what is happening rather than simply receiving every answer through dialogue. Puzzles provide occasional breaks from straightforward exploration. These challenges are intentionally minimalist and function more as components of the journey than as the game's primary attraction. They encourage players to pay attention to their surroundings and interact with the environment without turning the adventure into a demanding puzzle game. This design helps preserve momentum, particularly because the entire experience is brief. The downside is that players looking for elaborate riddles, complicated inventories, or substantial problem-solving mechanics will probably consider the puzzles too simple. Exit The Abyss is much more interested in maintaining psychological tension than testing the player's ability to solve intricate challenges. Atmosphere is where the game makes its strongest impression. Hospitals already possess an inherently clinical and uncomfortable character when presented as empty, abandoned spaces, and Exit The Abyss takes advantage of that association. Dark corridors, isolated rooms, confined spaces, and surreal imagery transform the location into something that feels detached from the ordinary world. Liminal-space influences further strengthen the sensation that the protagonist has entered a place that should be familiar but somehow feels fundamentally wrong. The first-person perspective contributes to this uncertainty because players can only see what is immediately in front of them, making every unexplored corner a possible source of danger. Audio is equally important because the absence of dialogue places greater emphasis on environmental sounds and silence. Unsettling noises and sudden audio cues are used to generate anxiety, while quieter stretches allow anticipation to build naturally. Jump scares are present, but the horror is not centered on extreme violence or graphic imagery. Instead, the game relies on psychological discomfort, unsettling situations, disturbing atmosphere, and stress-inducing sounds. Its mature material is comparatively restrained, with no emphasis on extreme gore, sexual content, or self-harm. This makes the experience more dependent on mood and suspense than explicit shock value. A significant consideration is the game's extremely short duration. Exit The Abyss is designed to last roughly half an hour, depending on how quickly the player explores and completes its small selection of puzzles. This duration limits how deeply the story, protagonist, and supernatural concepts can develop. There simply is not enough time for elaborate character arcs or major mechanical progression. At the same time, brevity works in the game's favor by preventing its relatively simple gameplay from becoming repetitive. It can maintain its central atmosphere for the entirety of the experience and conclude before its limited mechanics become exhausted. The free-to-play format also makes the small scale easier to accept. Rather than presenting itself as an extensive survival-horror production, Exit The Abyss feels closer to an interactive horror short story that can be completed in one sitting. It includes several achievements for players interested in exploring everything the game offers, while support for multiple interface and subtitle languages makes the experience accessible to a broader audience. Its hardware requirements are somewhat notable for such a brief game, suggesting that players with older computers should pay attention to the listed specifications before expecting consistently smooth performance. Exit The Abyss ultimately works best for players who appreciate compact horror experiences where atmosphere takes priority over mechanical complexity. Its strengths come from the eerie hospital setting, lonely presentation, surreal imagery, environmental storytelling, and deliberate absence of human voices. Its weaknesses are closely connected to the same minimalist philosophy: the puzzles are basic, exploration is constrained, and the short running time prevents the narrative from developing into something particularly elaborate. Those expecting combat, deep progression, extensive lore, or hours of content are unlikely to find what they want here. Taken for what it is intended to be, however, Exit The Abyss provides a focused and accessible psychological horror experience. Veloneer Games uses a straightforward concept effectively, turning a journey through an alternate hospital into a brief examination of isolation and uncertainty. It does not reinvent first-person horror, nor does it have enough scope to explore all of its ideas deeply, but its concise structure ensures that very little time is wasted. For players interested in surreal walking simulators, liminal environments, environmental clues, simple puzzles, and horror that can be experienced completely in a single session, it is a worthwhile small-scale excursion into an unsettling space between death and escape. Rating: 6/10

Bu oyun kısa ama harika bir ambiyansa, hoş görünümlü grafiklere ve bazı basit bulmaca unsurlarına sahip çok atmosferik bir psikolojik korku oyunudur. Onunla geçirdiğim zamandan keyif aldım!

Cheap jumpscares, and probably everything stolen from the asset store. not worth wasting your time.

Man This game was good asf. You have potential man if you can create a game like this just by yourself imagine what you'll be able to make with a proper team. Keep Working man. W creativity. W level designs. W game. W creator.

when i got to the level with the shapes and numbers, i was tryingggggg to walk on the last square, but alas, it wouldnt let me MOVE. I was stuck on the last one unable to continue the game. please fix this. asap.