
Official remake of the original Timore, that was released in 2014. Mannequins, darkness, blood, loneliness and horror.
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Decent free little horror game.
ремейк хороший, но жалко короче оригинала
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Нох Тиморе в моде При любой погоде
Orijinal Timor'un 2014'te vizyona giren resmi versiyonu. Mankenler, karanlık, kan, yalnızlık ve korku.
TIMORE REMAKE is a short, free horror game where you wander through dark corridors full of mannequins, blood, and bad decisions while something unpleasant breathes down your neck. It’s a 2022 glow-up of a 2014 indie jumpscare classic, now with more atmosphere and slightly fancier ways to regret playing with headphones on. --- ### Pros * **Free to play** and over before your pizza gets cold—perfect “I want to suffer, but briefly” length. * Mannequins appear out of nowhere, follow you with their dead little heads, and occasionally rearrange themselves when you turn around like you’re in a haunted IKEA. * Classic walking-sim horror: explore abandoned places, grab keys and items, unlock new areas, and try not to scream loud enough for the neighbors. * Lots of environmental changes and surreal, dreamlike moments where the world subtly (or not-so-subtly) decides it hates you now. * Good creepy sound design: distant footsteps, sudden stingers, and that “something is behind me but I refuse to look” audio experience. --- ### Cons * The mannequins don’t technically move when you’re looking at them, but emotionally they do, and that’s worse. * Progression is “find item, use item, new horror unlocked,” which sometimes turns into “wander in circles until a wall changes.” * Game is short enough that when it ends you sit there like, “Cool, now what do I do with all this fresh paranoia?” * Mixed reviews on Steam, mostly from people who either wanted fewer jumpscares or more jumpscares—so, can’t win. --- ### Peak TIMORE Moments * Walking down a hallway, seeing one mannequin… turning around… now there are three. Math has never hurt this much. * Picking up an item and instantly regretting it when the lights flicker like you just pressed the “spook me” button. * Getting so used to mannequins that when an actual *moving* thing appears, your soul disconnects from your body. * Uninstalling it after you finish… but still feeling watched by your coat rack. --- 8.5/10 Short, loud, and full of plastic guys with boundary issues. Came for a free indie spook, stayed because the exit door was locked and the mannequins were voting on my fate again.
This is the most immersive remake ever. Having said that, this game is actual dogwater
если хоррор на вечерок, то эта игра вам понравится, не шипко страшная, но в начале, можно обосраться
This was the worst horror game ive played in a while and thats saying something because ive played the horror games on rec room.
Walking simulator, a lot of mannequins and scares. Thank you
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