
A different kind of liminal experience. Explore surreal spaces inspired by nostalgia, discover hidden paths, and unravel a mystery that is shaped by your own mind. No monsters, no combat. Just atmosphere, discovery, and dread.
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About
Liminal Shroud is a first-person psychological horror experience driven by atmosphere, not monsters or combat. Set within surreal environments that evoke a twisted sense of nostalgia, your focus is on navigating shifting spaces and concealed routes while piecing together fragments of a mystery woven into the Shroud itself.
By interacting with the spaces and objects around you, you'll uncover and the truth behind the Shroud… hopefully before you become a part of it.
Liminal Shroud has been praised by players for:
Original Environments: Every space is original, handcrafted and deeply atmospheric.
Rewarding Exploration: Discover fragments of a story hidden in the architecture and audio design.
Unsettling Soundscapes: A standout sound design praised by streamers for its intensity and originality.
Analog Horror Aesthetic: A visual style that evokes the 1970s and 80s, amplifying the nostalgic unease.
Flexible Gameplay: There are no timers, enemies, or precision tasks. All the of the puzzles are visual, there is no walls of text, just the minimal UI.
Engage with the world you explore and unlock its secrets. Discover which laws of reality can be broken, but beware... This place doesn't want you to escape!
There are no monsters that chase you, but an inescapable dark presence watches your every move. The game has minimal UI, realistic environments and dark soundscapes to lose yourself in. Passages take many shapes and it's up to you to escape from this twisted reality.
Features and Accessibility:
Play at your own pace - no timers, enemies, or precision gameplay. Puzzles are visual, no reading required to play, no dialog,
Fully remappable key bindings and gamepad support
Revisit chapters you have completed in any order
Camera sensitivity slider
Head bob toggle
Brightness slider
Running/Sprint key can set to toggle or hold down
Simple controls, minimal interface
Supports windowed mode/compatible with overlay keyboards
Camera FOV slider
Separate volume controls for music, sound effects, master volume
Game autosaves progress per chapter
SEIZURE WARNING: Game contains flashing lights
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Sums Steam only; Epic publishes no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | $12.99 | 96reviews | 90% | — | $23.8K |
| $12.99 | — | — | — | not modelled |
Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
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Reviews
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Reviews
Pretty uneventful, a little on the boring side & could use some lore or, something. It feels like it's missing something but, beautiful environments. Aesthetically pleasing & delicious atmosphere, worth playing
This game was interesting and I enjoyed playing it!
Good walking sim and if you like those kind of games, i recommend it but it's roughly around 90 min game. no enemies but would've liked (maybe) some jump scares at certain parts like birds flying towards you in the dark park or a creature under any of the sheets ypu walk by or maybe a spider crawling around the train part or in the rafters of a building but never touches or hurts you. JUST AN IDEA.
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Hours played at review time, across 95 reviews with recorded playtime.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
As far as liminal space walking sims go, this one's pretty good! Usually they feel like kit-bashes, but this one is clearly made by someone who knows what they're doing. It's filled to the brim with high quality models and textures, and a very clear visual direction. Playing it, feels like going through the dreams of someone who was a kid in the 60s and 70s, and you get to walk through the surreal recollections of where they grew up. Usually, it's easy to get lost in these games. You can get lost here, too, but they give you a lot of help to make sure you don't. I liked that it helps you not get lost by using audio queues that tell you which direction to go. Exploration is rewarded by giving you objects to interact with which helps complete the objective of the area. Most the time, it's just something you have to click on. It would have been nice if there were some more engaging puzzles, but it works. The main appeal of this game is the beautiful scenery. I do wish there was a slightly more clear narrative going on. Maybe I'm dumb. There was obviously a narrative of missing kids, and you gather bits and pieces of what's happened, but it really is crumbs. I'd like to see a bit more. To me, the weakest part was the ending, which was a bit disappointing. It makes you go through the puzzles of each area again. Some times they're remixed a little, but not always. I appreciated the ones that were a bit different from the original version of the puzzle, but having to do the shopping cart puzzle again was a drag.
流程1.5小时,微恐轻解谜,有的场景比较新颖,不容易迷路,还可以
DISCLAIMER - This is not a horror game. I made the assumption that this game was a horror game by watching the video. With that aside I would still recommend this game because (now that I go back and read the description) it does not claim to be a horror game. In fact the game is described as "no monsters, no combat" but that doesn't take away from the experience when you accept what this game is. Even though there are no monsters or combat the environments are massive and interesting to explore. The gameplay gets a bit repetitive (I even referred to this game as "Scavenger Hunt" at one point) but elements like scary noises, flickering lights and creepy faint whispers in your ear are enough to keep the player feeling a bit of tension as they progress through the game. Thanks for reading. Have fun and stay cool!
This game is insane good, BUY IT
The game is nice, the levels are beautiful designed, but for my liking a little too easy. there is not much different paths to follow in comparison to other backrooms games.
Walking simulator donde clicas cosas, parece una demostración de gráficos de Unreal Engine (irónicamente está hecho en Unreal Engine)
fun game ,on some places little heavy on resources.
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