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Amazing game with a thrilling story! Definitely worth the price. Also for people having issue with the lighting, there is a flashlight that you are supposed to use and light switches in the rooms. Will come back to replay for sure!

I feel like the other comments were a little harsh. The game definitely has bugs, but they are not game breaking. I feel like you should have a way to save just incase bugs crash your game. I restarted my game after the marble game caused my game to crash, so that sucked, but it took less than 5 minutes to get back to where I was. The objectives and puzzles were not that hard to figure out. And I usually struggle with puzzles lol. I liked the game. It was super spooky and had me on EDGE sometimes lol. Thanks for the fun game!

Un petit jeu indé plutôt sympa dans l'ensemble, par contre il y a pas mal de bugs et de maladresses qui peuvent rendre l'expérience quelque peu frustrante. Par exemple, l'un des objets de l'inventaire dont on a besoin plus tard pour une autre utilisation a disparu après que j'aie eu un "petit incident" [spoiler] à la cave [/spoiler], du coup, il m'a manqué un élément essentiel pour pouvoir continuer l'aventure, d'autant plus que les codes sont randomisés. J'ai donc dû recommencer du début, parce que le jeu ne possède pas de système de sauvegarde. J'ai rencontré un autre problème avec les codes également. Ceux-ci ont changé en cours de jeu sur deux des éléments sur lesquels on est censé les trouver [spoiler] j'ai lu directement les morceaux de code sur les VHS pour les noter et ne pas risquer de devoir encore une fois recommencer le jeu au cas où, et comme le coffre ne s'ouvrait pas, j'ai ré-examiné les cassettes et me suis rendue compte que deux des codes n'étaient plus les mêmes que lorsque j'avais regardé quelques minutes plus tôt. [/spoiler] Il m'est arrivé également qu'un jumpscare [spoiler]dans l'ascenceur [/spoiler] soit buggé. Le trigger s'est déclenché avant que j'entre avec l'effet de "tentacules" noires sur l'écran mais le monstre lui est resté collé là où il était, et il était toujours là à m'attendre bien sagement à mon retour. Ça a fonctionné correctement dans mon autre tentative. D'autres problèmes avec l'affichage des objectifs : si on retouche à quelque chose qui a déclenché l'affichage d'un nouvel objectif, même si la tâche a déjà été accomplie, l'objectif revient sur l'écran et y reste jusqu'à la fin du jeu. Rien de dramatique, mais ça parasite l'immersion. Je suppose que c'est un premier jeu pour le développeur. Si les problématiques indiquées sont corrigées, le jeu sera plutôt sympa à expérimenter. C'est une expérience courte d'environ 30 minutes si on ne rencontre pas de bug. Le prix me semble un peu trop élevé par contre par rapport à la durée et la qualité du contenu proposé. Il me semble avoir vu quelqu'un dans une autre review parler d'IA concernant la voix du narrateur, mais j'ai plutôt l'impression de mon côté que c'est une personne bien réelle qui n'est juste pas un voice actor professionnel. C'est peut-être bien le développeur d'ailleurs, c'est souvent le cas pour les petits jeux d'horreur indé et perso je trouve que ça fait partie du charme de ce type de jeu. En bref, j'ai tout de même passé un moment sympa malgré les quelques couacs rencontrés et l'atmosphère était plutôt bonne. Je recommande !

You play as a guy who decides to investigate a strange case involving several tenants who have gone missing from an apartment building. The police were unable to find any clues, but somehow you manage to get your hands on a video tape. The recording reveals that someone had been stalking the tenants before ultimately killing them. As you watch more tapes, it becomes clear that there is something much bigger behind these disappearances. In terms of gameplay, this is a straightforward first person horror game without any complicated mechanics. Your objective is to explore the available areas and complete the tasks displayed in the corner of the screen. The objectives are usually quite general, but since the entire game takes place across only a few small locations, figuring out what to do next is rarely difficult. One issue is the lack of visual indicators for important items and interaction points. Objects only reveal themselves as interactive when you get close and place the cursor directly over them, which then displays a button prompt. Sometimes the interaction zones are surprisingly small. The video recorder and television are good examples, as you have to interact with specific buttons. This means carefully positioning the cursor over tiny spots, which can be frustrating. The game world is limited to your room and hallway, the basement, and the roof. There are no loading screens when traveling between floors with the elevator, which is a nice touch, although the environments themselves are fairly basic and mostly empty. Despite that, finding certain items can still be challenging, especially since some of them can appear in random locations. One section in the basement takes place inside a small storage room patrolled by a creature. Your goal is to find a key and a marble, both of which change locations every time. Fortunately, the creature is easy to avoid if you stay behind shelves or quietly move around it. Its hearing is poor, but its eyesight is excellent whenever it has a clear line of sight. There are plenty of lockers available for hiding, but once the creature spots you and starts chasing, hiding becomes pointless because it moves too quickly. Thankfully, getting caught is only a minor inconvenience because the game creates a checkpoint right before the encounter. The bigger problem is the lack of a proper save system. If you quit to the main menu at any point, your progress is completely reset and you must start from the beginning. The game is very short, so it is not a huge time loss, but it is still a big deal because there’s no warning when you try to quit. Besides a few items, there are also several keypads and locked chests that require number combinations. Most of these puzzles are simple, but some are tied to frustrating mechanics. One puzzle requires spotting flashing numbers written on walls that are extremely difficult to see, while another hides the solution on a video tape that becomes tedious to replay. I do like the fact that puzzle codes change every time you begin a new game, as it adds some replay value, but it can also make certain puzzles more difficult than they need to be. Unfortunately, one puzzle appears to be broken. Near the end of the game, you must use numbers found on three separate video tapes. If you do not write those numbers down immediately, you can become completely stuck if you don’t collect the tape again after playing it. If you don’t, the tape will be gone. Since the numbers are randomized every playthrough, there is no way to guess the solution. If you miss them, your only option is to restart the entire game.

Great game. Really scary atmosphere.

This game is Bad, like really Bad. You play as a indian IT support Agent. Not really but it seems like it. Nothing against that culture but its distracting. There is no guidelines or clues as to where to go. this game is super broken. super broken. I didnt know what to do. I was streaming it and my viewers were about to pass out of boredom. Needs more clues as to what to do, where to find items, ITS VERY BROKEN AND NOT READY FOR RELEASE. This game has high potential but as far as right now. ITS A WASTE OF money.

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Rough experience. The AI voice-over is so monotone it's distracting but that wasn't my main issue. The lighting is SO bad that within the first 2 stale areas of the game, it became pitch black and I had to hug a wall to even navigate to the next room. Atmosphere was so sterile, plot and setup were bad and that lighting was some of the worst I've seen in a minute. Definitely skip this one.