
A first-person psychological horror game. You were sent into an abandoned facility to retrieve something — but it's not as empty as you were told. No combat. No rescue. Just what's waiting inside.
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You were sent into the facility to retrieve something. Nobody said it would still be running.
Labyrinth: Veins of the Machine is a first-person psychological horror game set inside a vast, deteriorating industrial complex sealed off from the outside world — until now.
Your objective is simple. What's inside isn't.
The facility stretches further than anyone prepared you for. Floors that should be empty aren't. Sections that were supposed to be locked are open. The deeper you go, the more it becomes clear that whatever happened here didn't finish happening — and that something inside has been waiting for someone to come looking.
Find what you came for. Get out. That's all you have to do.
First-person psychological horror — no combat
A sprawling, atmospheric industrial facility built in Unreal Engine 5
Environmental storytelling and hand-crafted level design
A facility that evolves the further in you go
Original industrial sound design and music
Single-player
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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