
You are a British WW1 soldier, trapped in an endless looping trench. Inspect your surroundings and report anything that is out of place. Will you escape? Shellshock is a short anomaly hunting experience (-30 minutes) inspired by liminal spaces and psychological horror.
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You are a British soldier during WW1, trapped in an endlessly looping trench. To get out, you will need to reach the final trench by identifying any anomalous changes that were not there before.

Carefully inspect the trench — things may not be as they seem!
If you spot an anomalous change, you have something to report. Go Left!
If you have nothing to report. Go Right!
Shellshock is a short anomaly hunting experience (up to 30 minutes) inspired by liminal spaces and psychological horror. If you correctly Identify any changes in the trench you will progress to the next loop. If you do not correctly identify a change or you think there was a change when there wasn't, you'll go back to trench 0 and start again. Your goal is the reach the final trench and escape.

There is nothing to report in the first trench.
Walk through all following trenches and look for changes.
Take your time. Pay attention.
Some changes are easy to spot; others are more difficult.
The trench is short, but the differences are randomised in each loop — sometimes there are no changes at all.
Once you are sure whether there is a change or not, exit using the appropriate door.

Playtime is around 10–30 minutes depending on difficulty.
Difficulty level determines which trench number you must reach to escape.
Simple controls:
WASD – Move
Mouse – Look
Shift - Run
CTRL - Crouch
Controller supported
Anomalous changes in the trench will only occur once.
Anomalous changes will reset once all anomalies have been identified.
Anomalous changes can be manually reset from the options menu.
Some changes may include upsetting or graphic content related to themes of war and injury.
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Languages: English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese
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An anomaly game in the style of “The Exit 8” that is short and relatively easy (even by this genre’s standards) but executed absolutely brilliantly! The atmosphere is outstanding, and the anomalies are creative, thrilling, and fit perfectly with the World War I trench warfare setting. Highly recommended for fans of the genre and/or the World War I setting. Technically very well executed with detailed graphics and gameplay settings. Well-optimized; ran absolutely flawlessly on an ultrawide screen. Accessibility settings are available (motion blur can be disabled).
Simple game of spot the difference set in a WW1 trench, Two pounds for two hours of gameplay seems fair.
игра которая проходится за 0 минут 0 секунд война какашка фигняшка в траншее страшно там нельзя какать.... посмеешь ли ты посрать в траншее? попробуй........
too easy. anomalies are far too obvious. finished the game in less than 5 minutes by just sprinting through and spotting the differences without having to look closely at all
Неплохой симулятор поиска отличий, явно вдохновлённый небезызвестной Exit 8. За сто рублей вполне с кайфом погулял, память потренировал и даже прошёл её три раза, чтобы получить все ачивки и хоть где-то в жизни быть крутым.
Very good game. Completed it in 14 minutes or less if you don't count the ending and home screen. Cheaply Priced for such great graphics which makes it all the more recommended. Could have used different character sets but still an amazing game.
It took less than 10 mins to do and that includes the set up in the settings.
Good Short game, Resonably priced, fun if you enjoy ww1 things.
Great Game! Very good atmospherics and environment with some cool little details too. Great value for money for a good couple hours of game play. Definitely worth the look for sure 👍🏻
Yes the game is short, but so it the life of a coffee latte, or boba tea that cost more. This was a game genre I hadn't tried yet, so why not? I was happy to see that it worked on my older style pc that were below the min recommendations on medium set by the program. I do wish the game would have had more, maybe different WWI venues with a maze or escape room, (city street, A battleship or battlefield run with obstacles). Still I enjoyed it.
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