
A psychological horror game where you take the role of Jonah, an 18 year old trying out a new board game, The Ouija Board, with his friend Emily. Little did they know, it was far from a simple board game.
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Forbidden Terror is an episodic psychological horror game where each episode unravels a different horror tale.
In the first episode of Forbidden Terror, you take the role of Jonah, an 18 year old living with his parents. Jonah and his parents moved into a new house that they acquired for a very low price after a family was brutally murdered there and no one else was willing to live in it. Jonah and his best friend Emily, who is a huge fan of horror films, discover an Ouija Board at their local convenience store and bring it home for fun. They had no idea it was more than a simple board game.
The game is designed to fully immerse you in the story of the narrator. It is primarily an atmospheric, psychological horror, first-person narrative walking simulator with exploration and conversation mechanics. It features photo-realistic graphics, immersive environmental design and a cinematic aesthetic.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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É legalzin a história, porem muito curta, eu não sei pq os devs desistiram desse jogo e não criaram os outros episódios o jogo tinha um potencial, dava para criar uma serie de jogos da forbidden terror parecido com fear to fathom e tales beyond the tomb, o triste que foi potencial desperdiçado
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