
Madness of The Architect is a surreal horror/puzzle game inspired by older point-and-click adventure games such as Myst, Nine Doors and 999: Nine Hours. Players enter a world that seems to be going insane and must solve labyrinths of mind bending puzzles to escape the clutches of the Mad Architect!
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Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 29 reviews with recorded playtime.
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psiklojik korku 1. şahıs fps türünde fakat tamamen boş sadece yürüme simülasyonu başka birşey yok
this game is horrible yous should buy it
Steam is the new Gamejolt
The content is too rough Even community maps of Garry's mod are not like this.
Splitting Headache Simulator, the only person who's mad is my dumbass for buying this trash. only reason I finished it is cause theirs no videos of the full game online, take it from me, not ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ worth it. but if for whatever reason you think it's a good idea to try, the Red Moons act like a marker for where your Supposed to go later in the game. and don't forget to Hug the Right Wall.
I love Walking Sims and I love liminal horror. But this is so badly executed. The trailer shows ALL this game has to offer.
Okay, I mean sure, the game works alright, the principles are clear and in a way, nothing's missing. But really, emphasis on "in a way", because this is in no way a finished product. This is barely a 3/10 gameplay demo that just stretches on and on for waaaay longer than it should, creating an illusion of a game. There are like five textures total in the entire game, maybe like two or three animations, and the entire thing looks like it's a very rudimentary doom 2 map with absolutely nothing (and that's not an understatement) in it. The entire gameplay is just running around in a maze of identical rooms and identical corridors, with obvious copy-pasted sections and occasionally reading edgy, arbitrary messages written in blood (all in the vein of "you must escape", etc.). The entire ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ends in a disappointing, yet entirely unsurprising anticlimax where you're just put in a room with all the messages you already encountered along the way. As a meager gameplay demo for some middle school IT class project? Entirely satisfying. As a game? Unforgivable.
old graphics, slow walking, even '3D' flashlight is 2D. not worth buying. I gave up after not even 10 minutes on this walking simulator. you can get scared with first jumpscare, but then you realize that its just sound and texture change...
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