
You overslept at work, and when you woke up, everyone was already gone. The office is eerily empty, and strange anomalies seem to have taken over. Explore the office, gather your 29 items, and go home.
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About
Office 29 is a first-person anomaly horror game set in an eerie office building. After falling asleep at your desk, you awaken at night to find the entire building empty. Strange occurrences begin to unfold, and you must collect 29 personal belongings scattered throughout the office while avoiding mysterious anomalies.
Features:
Surreal Anomalies: Encounter strange and unsettling events, from floating figures to objects behaving unnaturally.
Puzzle Exploration: Solve environmental puzzles as you navigate the empty office and uncover its secrets.
Atmospheric Horror: Immerse yourself in a tense and unsettling atmosphere as you try to escape the building.
Story-Driven Collectibles: Discover the story of Office 29 through the 29 collectible items scattered across the building.
Will you make it out, or will the office claim you as its next anomaly?
Play Time
20-60 minutes
Controls
Use W-A-S-D to move around
Mouse to look around
Mouse click to interact with certain objects
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Stats
All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English
Reviews
The game begins with everyone already gone home, leaving you the only one in the office. However, someone or something is keeping you from accessing the elevator and wants you to play a game. The goal is to search for 29 things, but you can finish the game sooner because objects are random. The rest are extra after you beat the game once. The location is small, with only an office and a bathroom, yet objects show up one after another. They are easily visible because they take the shape of a glowing ball. Once collected, you will receive an image and description of an object that is somehow connected to you. The gameplay consists of picking a ball, wandering around to activate the next event, picking another ball, and so on. Some events are simple; others need you to avoid something. You can fail these events, but you cannot die; you must simply try again.
Got it on sale for 2.49. Can't recommend at full price, barely worth it at this price. Basically, it's an anomaly game except without the actual gameplay. You just walk around the same room until things happen and you get a new item. That's it. It took me about 35 minutes to see all the events.
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Concurrent players on Steam, sampled daily since tracking started.
任务驱动型游戏,太短了,不值票价,玩完遂退款!
Momentum
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