Perpetuo

Perpetuo is an indie psychological horror game where you explore a looping apartment hallway and various rooms while solving puzzles. The game takes inspiration from Silent Hill's P.T. For Perpetuo, the goal is to learn the story, escape the loop, and find one of 7 endings. I found 3 endings in my first 2 hours of playing and then spent another 6 hours achieving absolutely nothing wandering in circles. The last 4 endings are either glitched or buried in super deep / obtuse places. I noticed 99% of gamers miss out, they reach the first ending and move onto the next game. I feel they barely scratched the surface of this game. Surprisingly and unexpectedly, the game is deep. (If you have the patience to go digging) + The game is addicting and well designed. It starts off slow, but the more you play, the more it sucks you into its world. It is fun learning the game's interesting story lore, finding secrets, and discovering mysteries. + The sound effects / ambient noises, are super creepy and well placed. + The atmosphere of the game is generally well made, very heavy and oppressive at times. + The puzzles feel original and are well designed. - The lighting in the game is not balanced properly. I had to almost max out the Gamma setting in the options menu. I spent at least 30 minutes in the options menu trying to get the game to look decent. Many items are hidden in locations where you can barely see anything, or the item blends in with the background. - The whole game has an indie dated feel to it, with graphical glitches throughout. - Several animations of the female ghost look cheap. It seems like this is a massive passion project for the developer. This game has huge potential, but is very rough around the edges due to budget. In my opinion it would have been better to use a different game engine to build the game. Overall: 7.5/10

Decent title that lasts around an hour, but it is too similar to other horror games to stand out. The setting is an apartment that belonged to your sister. She went missing, so you began to search for clues. Except for the living room, all other doors are locked, so you can not really explore or learn much. But when you try the last door at the end of a hallway, you wind up back at the entrance. Although it involves loops, this is not an anomaly game in which you must search for differences. It is more about establishing an uncomfortable mood and seeing happenings as each fresh loop adds to the apartment's unusualness. It begins with mold on the walls and progresses through endless corridors, weird messages, occult pictures, and an entity lurking around corners. The goal of the game is to discover the appropriate trigger or item to activate the next loop. Until you do that, the door at the end will just return you to the beginning of the current loop. There are no waypoints or objectives, making it difficult to determine what needs to be done. Fortunately, the apartment is not too large, even with all of the other rooms that become available. Except for one loop, the entity cannot hurt you. However, that one loop might be really unpleasant because you will get caught multiple times before you find the trigger. The rest of the game is decent, with only one actual puzzle requiring you to press switches in the proper order.

A fantastic experience. Really good backstory, really solid visuals, and the last round was a trip - think PT on steroids. 10/10! <3

Perpetuo es de esos juegos que te atrapan desde el primer momento. La tensión va creciendo poco a poco, y cada vuelta por el apartamento se siente más rara e inquietante. La ambientación está muy cuidada: silencios que incomodan,luces que engañan y detalles que te hacen mirar dos veces. Se nota que está hecho con mimo y que busca meterte de lleno en su historia. Si te va el terror psicológico y las experiencias intensas, este te va a enganchar seguro.

la idea de ir avanzando en la historia de lo que ocurrio en el piso en cada vuelta a él es fascinante. poco a poco vas hilando lo que paso y vas viendo que no fue nada bueno y que solo deseas salir de alli lo mas rapido posible. mejor jugar con cascos y a oscuras, se pasa bastante miedo en los encuentros me ha encantado, muy recomendable

Entorno claustrofobico, estas atrapado, donde cada vuelta cambia algo que te hace darte cuenta de que aqui algo ha acabado mal y que lo vas a revivir en tus carnes. Cortito pero entretenido, me ha gustado. Justo para estas fechas es muy apropiado

Highly recommended. Finished it last night and I’m still thinking about it. Perpetuo isn’t about cheap jump scares — it’s about that slow, creeping unease that gets under your skin. Every loop through the apartment changes something small, and before you know it… you’re completely trapped. The atmosphere is incredible: quiet, tense, and full of subtle details that make you question everything. The game knows exactly when to stay silent and when to mess with your nerves. It’s short at the moment, but what’s there feels super polished and carefully designed. If you liked P.T., Visage, or Signalis, you’re gonna love this one. I didn’t scream, but my heart was pounding the whole time.

[h3]ホラゲ好きならプレイすべき[/h3] ループ系のサイコホラー 舞台はマンション　おそらく自宅 始めは何もおかしなことはないのですが徐々に異常なことが起きはじめ やがて… 本作が開発元のSteamでの第一作目のようなので期待しないで始めたのですが めちゃくちゃ良かったです 気になったのはカメラワーク 少し癖があるため画面酔いする可能性があります 自分は大丈夫でしたが やや不快に感じました 残念ながら日本語は未サポート 字幕は瞬時表示なので WindowTranslator の使い勝手は良かったです ↓ 2026.1.1 の正式リリースで公式日本語対応しました Thank you, developer！ PS どうしてエンドクレジットに自分の名前があるのかというと なかなか実績が取れずに何度もプレイするうちにバグに遭遇し Steamの掲示板で報告していたからです

Recomendadísimo al 100% Han conseguido crear una ambientación sensacional, los sonidos, la música y la sensación de que en cada esquina no sabes que va a pasar te atrapa y te aterroriza cada vez más. Tiene un nivel de juego y de puzzles buenos para tener que pensar un poco pero sin quedarte atrapado sin saber qué hacer. Además cuenta con diferentes finales con lo que invita a jugarlo más de una vez. Gran Juego este Perpetuo que aún estando en acceso anticipado y por el precio que tiene hay que jugarlo y tenerlo en la biblioteca de steam.

Perpetuo is a striking and atmospheric horror experience that stands out for its looping apartment concept and psychological tension. Even in Early Access, it already delivers a genuinely eerie sense of mystery, clever environmental storytelling, and moments that will make you question reality. With more content and polish on the way, it’s shaping up to be an intriguing indie horror titles. A must-try for fans of slow-burn psychological horror.