
SCOOMART is a INDIE-HORROR game created from an inside joke about a pet! As the protagonist, you get stuck working the night shift at a local gas station. What begins as a normal shift quickly turns into a very confusing night.
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10 / 10 GOTY CONTENDER
VERY short (5-10 minutes) indie horror title. It has some bugs that may cause you to restart, but given its length that isn't too detrimental. If you want to support an indie dev and obey the eldritch doggo then grab this one when it is on sale. Sorry, I cannot justify $2 (US) for this as there's just not much here worth it aside killing a few minutes and two easy achievements. In short: I payed MUCH more for far, far worse indie horror games on this platform.
The Story: Your ending your shift working at the store by stocking shelves, taking out trash, and locking the front door. You here a ring and have to go to the back to enter an elevator that takes you to cave with some medieval scenery. You approach a statue with some food on it and a giant dog comes out from the background. The End. The beginning set a good tone at first making you think it'd be somewhat interesting for a b indie horror game, but sadly disappoints with little to no horror. The Gameplay: 10 minute walking simulator which only has 4 task in the entire game. Overall: The game description says it was created from an inside joke. I say its a pretty accurate description. A Joke I paid $2 for and it failed to make me laugh. Safe to say I'll be getting that $2 back.
This should be free. Sorry, Not worth paying for.
It needs a lot more polish, but the game fits the price. The game is short and simple, lasting about 10 minutes. It takes place in a store where you need to perform chores and another location that is a spoiler. Controls are basic for a first-person game. There are problems. Some are minor and do not wreck the game. The first is a bright font that mixes in with the surroundings. This can hide things you can interact with, but it’s not that bad because the store is very small. A few clipping issues, such as being able to walk right through the counter or see stars through the pavement, can also be ignored. Unfortunately, there are a few issues that ruin the game. One example is the small room in the back of the store. It's locked with a chain, but you can get in by crouching. You won't be able get out, though, because the chain is blocking the door and you can't pull it. You can only return to the main menu and restart the game. But then you encounter another bug: new game starts with you crouching and unable to move.
Its pretty good
Great Game! 10/10
说让我锁前门,我打死都缩不了 然后什么都干不了 远处有之狗会瞬移 看我一会就跑回去了 不知道干什么
I've had nightmares about this
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