
A psychological home-invasion horror set in the bleak year of 1992, focusing on tension, atmosphere, and an immersive soundtrack. The story involves elements of a cult, rituals meant to reach the dead, and the haunting presence of those who should have remained in the past.
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You play as a young woman who has moved to a big city and found a surprisingly cheap apartment in one of the blocks on a housing estate. Although it’s quite far from your university and workplace, it offers excellent transport connections. However, the apartment has a story of its own - one you uncover through objects left behind and from local residents, whom you don’t always feel like interacting with but often can’t avoid.
Before long, you realize you’re not always alone in the apartment. Someone knows how to enter your home; perhaps someone who lived there before you.
New Face on the Block is a first-person horror walking simulator. Players will explore various locations, interact with the neighborhood’s residents, and uncover a compelling story that took place some time ago. The gameplay focuses on exploration, finding hidden items, and interacting with them to piece together the narrative. To progress, players will complete simple tasks that are integrated into the story.
The game emphasizes atmosphere, building tension and creating a sense of fear. While the game creates a tense atmosphere with immersive audio and occasional jump scares, it is primarily a psychological horror experience. It focuses on building suspense and anticipation rather than relying heavily on sudden scares.
The game is designed to be completed in approximately 1 hour.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Indonesian, Turkish*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
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I liked the atmosphere of the game. And if this is a one man project then well done!
пенсионеры ебнyлcсь окончательно, немного адреналина скинула и убедилась, что у самой дверь закрыта входная
스토리 위주의 공포게임 스토리를 진행하고 이해하는데는 어려움이 없었지만 게임성으로는 조금 아쉬운 부분들이 많다. 진행함에 있어 불친절함이 조금 보이고, 텍스트가 너무 많아서 집중하기 힘들다. 그럼에도 한번쯤 플레이 해볼만 한 공포게임
было очень страшно проживать историю агнешки на районе жираф в польше
Pretty good indie horror - story kind of felt random but it came together.
还可以,就是高能少了点。画面做的还可以
A fun spooky game that ended up far better than I was expecting. It's a good time if you are into this sort of thing.
It seems there are inspirations from a handful of 1970's horror movies (new apartment/creepy neighbors/satanic cult themes) at play here. And what is that outside the kitchen window? Yikes! This is about an hour's worth of slow-burn to full terror. Remember kids-if it seems too good to be true....Run! Yellow Basement Games hooked me with Befriended Curse, then Greed Stays Home, and here we are.... Continue please. Next up-Hollow Faces.
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Ja hat Spass gemacht, Daumen hoch.
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