
A comedic 4v1 8 page horror game.
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Prime Horror II is a multiplayer 8-page-style horror game with a comedic twist. In this 4v1 player-versus-player experience, you can play on either side of the warehouse.
Play as the nefarious Joe Bozo, whose sole purpose is to hunt down every last worker before they escape. Or team up with your friends and use your wits, a trusty flashlight, and a healthy disregard for each other's safety to make it out alive.
Survive by collecting every package, our take on the classic eight-page objective, or gather matches and burn all of Joe Bozo's cult totems to extinguish him once and for all.
Break some ankles and teabag your way to victory. Do whatever it takes to survive.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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peak
A great game if you want to gouge your eyes out and jump off a bridge👍
best game ive ever played love1d it
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fun with friends! but fall damage and hit boxes need to be fixed!!!
10/10 game do recommend although the fall damage is pretty annoying
this game is awesome sauce with the t posing bezo and fall damage 10/10 would play again in lik 6 or 7 years
its so funny u just gotta play it with some good friends
big chungus life
could use an update on enemy intelligence. Needs more friends to be funnier.
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