
Para Eyes is a spot the difference horror game. Flip through security cameras and find anomalies. But be careful not to go insane.
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This is a really good game. The difficulty levels make is super replayable. I hope the dev adds more anomaly packs.
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Para Eyes is a supernatural observation horror game developed and published by Shawno Studios that transforms the simple act of watching surveillance cameras into a tense and rewarding experience. Rather than emphasizing combat or exploration, the game challenges players to remain alert while monitoring multiple camera feeds for paranormal disturbances. Its concept is built around careful observation, memory, and quick decision-making, creating an experience where the smallest visual change can signal an approaching disaster. The familiar settings and minimalist approach to horror make every session feel unsettling, proving that fear can be generated through atmosphere and uncertainty instead of relentless action. The gameplay centers on identifying and reporting strange occurrences before paranormal activity overwhelms the location. Players must memorize the appearance of each room and pay close attention to furniture placement, lighting, decorations, and other environmental details. As the nights progress, anomalies become increasingly diverse, ranging from subtle object movements and missing items to disturbing supernatural apparitions. The game continuously tests concentration, as overlooking even a single anomaly can create a chain reaction that makes survival increasingly difficult. This gradual escalation keeps the tension high while encouraging players to sharpen their observational skills with every attempt. One of the game's strongest features is its steady sense of progression. New locations introduce fresh layouts and unique environmental designs that prevent players from relying solely on memory developed in earlier stages. Each map presents different visual challenges and anomaly combinations, requiring players to adapt instead of repeating the same routine. The growing variety of paranormal events also keeps later stages engaging, ensuring that experienced players continue encountering surprises. This evolving structure gives the game substantial replay value, especially for those who enjoy mastering increasingly demanding challenges. Para Eyes excels at building psychological suspense through its atmosphere. The environments appear ordinary at first glance, making every unexpected change feel more unsettling. Realistic interiors, dim lighting, and static surveillance camera perspectives contribute to an ever-present feeling that something is wrong, even when nothing unusual is happening. Instead of relying heavily on jump scares, the game creates fear by forcing players to question their own memory and perception. Every prolonged glance at a camera feed creates uncertainty, making players wonder whether an object has truly moved or if fatigue is beginning to influence their judgment. The audio design strengthens this atmosphere remarkably well. Ambient background sounds, faint environmental noises, and occasional supernatural effects maintain constant tension without overwhelming the player. Silence is used just as effectively as sound, allowing anticipation to become one of the game's greatest sources of fear. The restrained presentation ensures that every unusual noise carries weight, complementing the careful observation mechanics instead of distracting from them. Together, the visuals and soundscape create an immersive horror experience that remains effective throughout extended play sessions. The game's challenge comes not only from spotting anomalies but also from managing time and pressure. As paranormal activity increases, players must quickly decide whether a suspicious detail is genuine before moving to the next camera. Spending too much time examining one location risks missing anomalies elsewhere, while rushing often results in costly mistakes. This balance between speed and precision creates satisfying gameplay that rewards practice and attention to detail. Success feels earned because improvement depends primarily on developing sharper observational skills rather than unlocking stronger abilities or equipment. Although Para Eyes delivers an engaging horror experience, it may not appeal to every player. Those seeking action-heavy gameplay or narrative-driven storytelling could find its repetitive observation loop less engaging over long sessions. Some anomalies are intentionally subtle, which can occasionally lead to frustration when players struggle to distinguish legitimate paranormal events from simple lapses in memory. However, these aspects are closely tied to the game's design philosophy and will likely be viewed as strengths by fans of the observation horror genre. Overall, Para Eyes successfully demonstrates how a straightforward premise can become an absorbing and genuinely frightening experience through intelligent game design. Shawno Studios combines memorable atmosphere, rewarding progression, varied environments, and carefully crafted psychological tension into a horror game that constantly challenges players to trust their eyes while questioning what they see. For players who appreciate slow-burning suspense, environmental storytelling, and gameplay built around concentration rather than combat, Para Eyes stands as a polished and highly enjoyable entry in the anomaly-hunting horror genre. Rating: 8/10
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I'm so glad the dev is back at this game b/c it's so much fun. If you love spot the anomaly games, you'll really enjoy this one. 10/10 game for me.
this trailer was awesome!
Fun game. Simple anomaly reporting system, point and click. Some anomalies are tough and others are just there to creep you out and spook you. Good mix of both. Increasing difficulty adds rooms to keep an eye on, which scales the challenge really well and does give you a lot of reason to go try the higher difficulties. Funnily enough my kids love to play this game and love being scared by things in it. Replayability is high. Its just a well done indie spot the differences horror game.
(100% Completed) This is an observation game that I found to be a lot easier than Observation Duty. You find the anomalies just by clicking on them and the game forces you to start on easy mode and work your way up to insane difficulty on each map. I really liked the atmosphere and the intruders that pop in (which have the added benefit of not being nude like the ones in OD tend to be). The shuffle mode is fun, too, although I did find the lights out challenge to be a little awkward. I'm not really sure how to put into words what I mean, though. I think it has to do with the light being "closer" versus farther away and the things closer to you seem almost invisible in the light. That being said, it wasn't impossible to deal with. Just messed with my head a little. Like I said above, this game is enjoyable if you like observation games and easier to jump into than some of the other ones out there.
Solid anomaly game, I like how quickly the reporting system works.
My wife and I have been playing many ''paranormal observation'' games and his is the best one by far, very replayable. I hope they continue releasing new maps.
Pretty simple to play, easier than the I'm on Observation Duty games. If you enjoy these type of games but aren't particularly good at them (like me), I recommend this one.
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