The Underpass

Fun quick anomaly game. Some subtle and some not-so-subtle anomalies. Could be improved with boobs though

I mean the game is simple and cheap, similar to Exit 8. But i don't see the point of having flashlight.

Small and generic addition to the anomaly genre, with no higher purpose than offering a basic experience that fits its price tag. The rules are familiar. You look for anomalies in a looping location by moving forward if everything seems normal or turning back when something is off. The location is a simple corridor with a couple of doors on each side, telephones, ATM machines, and a handful of miscellaneous objects such as trash cans and a wall clock. There is not much to inspect, so most anomalies are fairly obvious, such as eyes covering the walls or different lighting. However, you still need to get close to spot some of them, like writing on a door or a barely visible transparent entity. Some anomalies can catch you, causing you to fail, while others are tied to achievements, meaning you have to sacrifice a run to trigger them. After beating the game, which can be done quite easily, all that remains is finding the rest of the anomalies. The number of remaining anomalies is displayed below the current loop stage, and the easiest way to find them all is to always turn back. Of course, doing so means you will miss the anomalies that must be triggered to unlock certain achievements.

This is one of the most fun anomaly games I’ve played in a while. It is on the easier side, however the feature that anomalies do not repeat, alongside tracking how many you’ve seen makes replays of this more fun than your typical anomaly spotter, and would make for a great completionist run

EN: Incredible game, the anomalies range from the most subtle to the most obvious. The atmosphere is always tense and it didn't leave me with a bad taste in my mouth, even though on some occasions I missed some anomalies because I wasn't paying attention to the details. ES(MX): Un juego increíble, las anomalías van desde las más sutiles hasta las más obvias. El ambiente siempre es tenso y no me dejó un mal sabor de boca, aunque en algunas ocasiones me perdí algunas anomalías porque no presté atención a los detalles.

First of all, I want to thank you for giving me the key to try out this game. Playing it live with my community, we were able to confirm that the game not only fulfills its purpose, but even goes beyond that. General Review: For an anomalies-type game, it has a well-balanced level of difficulty. Some anomalies are hard to recognize, while others are easier. It also creates just the right amount of tension without ever reaching the point of frustration or making you want to quit. Instead, it leads to laughs and moments of doubt as you wonder which anomaly you might have missed. Notes: I did miss having more anomalies—ones that altered the environment or added tricky details (like the clock speed anomaly), or more environmental or entity-based changes. Overall, the game is fun, frustrating in a good way, and above all, entertaining. I recommend it, especially considering its price, as it offers several hours of gameplay and even works well for community or friend challenges. Once again, thank you for the opportunity to try it.

The game is fun. Some of the anomalies are a bit too obvious, but most are well-hidden and challenging to spot. A few could be considered small jumpscares, but nothing too intense. Overall, the game is well-balanced, enjoyable, and definitely worth the 3 bucks.

I tripped into the [REDACTED]. 10/10.