
You became an archaeologist to uncover the truths of ancient civilisations. You heard a story about a pyramid hidden deep in the sand, accessible only once every few centuries. You didn't put much stock in the story, but decided to investigate it anyway.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 25 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Interesting indie game, with unique story altho the combination reminded me of Indiana Jones. But unlike Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull it had some story to it.
Why does crouching kill you immediately? Unfortunately because I didn't play this P.O.S. right away when I bought it, I'm now denied a refund. AVOID AVOID AVOID this unplayable garbage!
Nice horror experience with cool story. Dev made a huge progress since his last published game with adding more animations, sounds and even voices. Worth the time and money. Looking forward to the next game!
In Lair of Anubis, you are exploring a pyramid hidden deep in the sand. While you are doing this, you have to solve some puzzles and evade monsters who are chasing you. You will also come across many jump scares. The gameplay is ok, the puzzles are a little bit too easy in my opinion. The few entities that are following you are not difficult to cope with. There are way too many cheap jump scares which sometimes aren't really fitting and straight out of the blue. I wished the developer had more focused on a creepy atmosphere and a creepy environmental storytelling. I liked the exploration of the pyramid, and I would have loved it if this part had been a little bit longer. Unfortunately, I encountered several bugs, but none were game breaking. Although for the second game of the publisher/developer, it is quite good. If he keeps on working on this minor flaws, the next game could be really good. Playtime: ~ 1 hour Overall: 4 out of 10 You should wait for a sale and give it a try.
Not to shabby for an indie Horror game. I mean I have played WAY worse. You also have all settings. I'd rate this a recommended.
realy nice !
Nice short horror game. Great jumpscares, atmosphere and interesting story.
Decent short game with an alright story. I had fun with the game and it had some good jumpscares https://youtu.be/Xf1_6Kb0KKQ?si=QSvZeBedP7NxTOAU
it's kinda bad, but not in a boring way. I had fun with it I guess. somehow worse than the free egyptian horror game I played alongside it.
Duration: ~1 hour(s) Lair of Anubis is a short game created by a solo developer. You find yourself dropped in an sandstorm for some reason. Like, the story says we're going to find some unknown pyramid stuff that they've never heard before. Not sure why we need to have the sandstorm if we're going there anyway, but hey, I guess we need to go there HURRIED. Aside from the above, the story of the game is kind of okay. I won't spoiler it, but if you've seen a lot of media with pyramids recently, you know where this story is going to go. I like a lot of the visual ideas the dev made in some places, so that was nice. I'm not sure the one mummy in the game as having a decently large truckdump on their bottom end, but I'm not here to kinkshame. Like I said, though, the game's visuals are just okay plus some ideas. Can't say they're done WELL to say, but you can see some ideas there. Unfortunately, the game has a lot of bugs. The dev made at least one update, and it's always good to see that, but the bugs are there. Thankfully, most of the games don't get in your way to beating the game. You'll see some things that look weird, but honestly it's not going to stop you from much to play. Just a bit of jank. Oh, and one of the points seems like it's just sending you back the same place time again and again? Go back instead. One of the parts that I didn't like was how the game will immediately killed you in certain points. It's very abrupt. You're walking, see a thing, then less than a second you're in a full gameover. Checkpoints thankfully are closely enough, but it's kind of annoying. Plus the jumpscares are annoying, but it is the place in these kinds of games. Really, for around $5, it's not too bad. Could use a few bugs fixes, but also, it's probably fine. I had fun with it. [hr][/hr] If you’d like to see the game in motion through my eyes, [url=https://kuoushi.com/videos/lair-of-anubis/]take a look at this complete archive of me playing it[/url] here. It should give you a good idea of how the game plays and what to expect.
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