Lost Diskettes Vol.1

Es una recompilación de historias cortas y muy creativas. Me gustó la estética "PS1" o lowpoly, queda muy bien en juegos de terror por alguna razón

No se molesten.

мне кстати нравится такие инди хоррор игры но других я не ношёл(

Con todo el dolor del mundo te tengo que poner una reseña negativa, empece por MIMIC y BIGHEAD la verdad me gustaron bastante. Pero a partir de ahi, va decayendo el nivel. Hay mucho potencial pero flaquea en cosas como SFX, ambientacion, alguna animacion in-game no vendria mal. Pero la estetica y el concepto general van por buen camino. Tengo fe en el futuro

Se você quer um jogo que tem potencial para ser mais, porém pela preguiça do desenvolvedor, foi feito com a bunda, então este jogo é para você! E tem até um padre pedófilo! 10/10! Huuray BIG HEAD e Cachorro Cabeção!

Good little game, Nice retro style.

VEEEEERRRRRRRYYYYY GGGGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODDDDDDD !!!!!!!!!

El juego a pesar de ser una colección de 6 juegos cortos de terror, traumas, pesadillas y supuestamente terror psicológico, el problema es que NO DA MIEDO, bueno, uno si, pero no en ese sentido, solo obtienes un susto de salto y nada más, creí que me cagaría en los pantalones, pero después de todo eso, es un no para mi. La idea de crear juegos de terror, es que el juego en serio te dé esa sensación de terror, de que tarde o temprano te mojaras los pantalones, los sustitos son necesarios, porque después no te esperarías del horrible susto final que te podría dar el juego si es que termina teniendo, todo puede servir para asustar, una simple imagen, un sonido, un npc cualquiera, música, el eco e incluso tu propia voz sirve para asustarte. Lástima que nada de eso tuvo este juego, le veía mucho potencial y expectativas solo porque estaba en mi idioma, pero quien soy yo para criticar las creaciones de los demás, solo soy un simple usuario que juega videojuegos, de todas formas no lo recomiendo si no tienes PACIENCIA para cierto juego (Chocolate)

Por favor! Lost Diskettes Vol.2 lo espero con ansias. que regrese el tema del menu pero quiza con un toque de maldad por a si decirlo, buen soundtrack.

Developed and published by Puko, Lost Diskettes Vol.1 is an anthology of six standalone horror adventures that pays tribute to the eerie storytelling found in classic supernatural television while embracing the visual identity of retro gaming. Rather than following one continuous plot, the game presents a collection of unsettling tales, each introducing new protagonists, environments, and mysteries. Every chapter feels like uncovering a forgotten digital relic, inviting players into strange situations where reality slowly unravels and unexpected twists become the centerpiece of the experience. The game's strongest quality is its variety. Every diskette explores a different horror concept, preventing the anthology from becoming repetitive. Instead of relying on loud jump scares or constant danger, the stories build suspense through atmosphere, unsettling discoveries, and psychological tension. As players move from one episode to another, they encounter unique scenarios that range from bizarre encounters to disturbing mysteries, with each narrative delivering its own identity while maintaining the anthology's overall eerie tone. This approach keeps the experience fresh and encourages curiosity about what each new diskette will reveal. Gameplay is intentionally simple, allowing the stories to remain the primary focus. Exploration, conversations, and player decisions form the core of each chapter, with dialogue choices influencing how events unfold. Multiple endings provide meaningful replay value, rewarding players who revisit stories to uncover different outcomes. The inclusion of unlockable achievements further motivates completionists, giving players additional goals beyond simply reaching each ending. Although the mechanics are not particularly deep, they effectively support the narrative-driven design without interrupting the pacing. Visually, Lost Diskettes Vol.1 embraces an authentic low-polygon aesthetic inspired by late-1990s console horror games. Rough textures, minimalist character models, and retro presentation work together to create an unsettling atmosphere that feels intentionally nostalgic rather than technically outdated. The visual style complements the surreal storytelling exceptionally well, allowing players' imaginations to amplify the unsettling nature of the environments. Combined with eerie sound design and restrained musical cues, the presentation consistently reinforces the feeling of exploring forgotten horror stories preserved on aging digital media. One of the anthology's greatest accomplishments is its ability to create tension without overstaying its welcome. Each story is concise enough to remain engaging while offering enough mystery to leave a lasting impression. The constantly changing settings and themes ensure that every chapter introduces new ideas instead of recycling familiar horror formulas. However, the shorter runtime of individual episodes means that some stories conclude just as their concepts become especially intriguing, leaving players wishing certain narratives had been explored in greater depth. As with many anthologies, the quality of the episodes also varies slightly, with some delivering more memorable conclusions than others. Despite these minor shortcomings, Lost Diskettes Vol.1 succeeds as a creative collection of interactive horror stories. Its combination of branching dialogue, multiple endings, atmospheric presentation, and retro-inspired visuals creates an experience that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly original. Rather than attempting to compete with large-scale horror productions, it focuses on delivering compact, imaginative tales that reward exploration and replayability. Players who appreciate psychological horror, experimental storytelling, and classic PlayStation-inspired aesthetics will find plenty to enjoy throughout this unusual anthology. Rating: 7/10