Photomaly

Great game, love the concept.

Приятный короткий хоррор на ps1 графике В игре куча отсылок на другие игры или мемы, так что об атмосфере говорить не стоит Соответственно, очевидно какой у разработчиков остаётся способ напугать игрока Тем не менее, как игра на один вечер она довольно неплоха и не даёт заскучать

На удивление мало хоррор элементов, связанных с самим процессом фотографирования клиентов. Зато воткнули раздражающую мини игру с бэкрумсами и монстром, который не двигается когда ты на него не смотришь. И это в локации где узкие проходы. Самый большой минус игры, как по мне. Зачем здесь эти бэкрумсы? Ну и концовка крайне ленивая. Тот самый случай когда игру лучше пройти на ютубе

nb，吓到我了

A game that believes that horror means jump-scaring the player at every opportunity for no reason out of no where with zero build-up I was wondering what was up with the backrooms wallpaper and then it made sense when I'm randomly sent to the backrooms via a dream sequence and playing an entirely different game. I can't recommend this game. I started to get bored when I realized nothing cool was going to happen in terms of taking photos of people apart from. oh there's a person who isn't meant to be there in the photo.

this is not what is on the store. this is backrooms slop hidden beneath someones ONCE passion project, i can tell that the dev started with this strong core concept, but gave up for literally no reason (no deadline) to make a backrooms slop maze fetch quest game. focus on what made you want to make the game, the concept is super super super strong.

A pretty fun little game. As with almost every indie horror, Photomaly sometimes loses its focus in terms of what this game wants to be — trying to do a lot and not quite excelling in everything it offers (the backrooms section, the mannequin sequence, and the anomaly searching were somewhat unnecessary). The story was also a bit confusing and scattered. But it's still an enjoyable experience for such a low price. I was genuinely terrified sometimes, and I really liked the whole concept of taking and editing photos.