
Linear World War 2 horror game where you play as a German Soldier who gets trapped inside a Bunker By Americans. Looking for a way out, things take a darker turn when he discovers a human war weapon.
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"how many of you are people of color? like black / ♥♥♥♥ / indian / asian?" - W0nnaFight 2/10/2022
I had to play Trapped in Stone to support the developer of Better Off Dead, a game that reaches a level of cosmic ugliness some of us appreciate. While Trapped isn't as brutal as Better, it has the same sensibility of a nightmare that never ends. There aren't any big reveals, mysteries, twists, and so on these small games live or die by. That's a credit to Trapped, in that it creates a world of horror in what admittedly is an already dismal situation but which doesn't have any of the tropes of less inspired short horror games. Play it already! Or at least play Better Off Dead. I only have two criticisms of Trapped in Stone, both mechanical - the mouse pointer can get really faint, to the point where I couldn't see it; and the very end, which I couldn't do and had to watch on Utoob, I tried a bazillion times hence my long playtime. I don't feel i missed anything though, and it's 100% playable on the Deck with the default WASD template.
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I think this game is a masterpiece of its time, it immerses the player in a super horrifying alternate reality where a monster is created for the Americans to win the war. in the end its great and even scarier than Amnesia.
Terrible game it sucks so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ much, first of all why is the US using a WW1 LMG (a Chauchat) and also why is there a Thompson from the 20s. Don't recommend
I would not pay the full $2 for this game as it takes less than 20 minutes to complete and has no replayability, but for 60 cents I'm not mad at it. The premise is pretty interesting, a German soldier (I did not see that one coming *wink*) is outnumbered by American soldiers and his only way to safety is to enter this bunker. He finds a generator and a radio prompting him on a mission to power up the generator so he can call in some reinforcements, things get a little weird when a secret experiment is unfolded before him (see screenshots above). Gameplay is just a walking simulator, you go from point A to point B gathering things like dynamite, fuel, etc to advance on to other locked doors. Everything here is linear so it's very easy to follow very hard to get lost. For a WW2 game I expected more shooting, but here you only get 2 segments for it. Everything here is fine, it works, but there isn't a whole lot, I do wish there was a little more story, or more segments. The atmosphere here might be the best part of the game, I was on my toes as I expected there to be cheap jumpscares, but alas there was only like 1 jumpscare the entire game. These abandoned locations are very easy to set chilling feelings, especially when you learn the bunker is based off a real bunker. Animations here are kinda janky, but playing W0nnaFight's other games I kinda expected that and much like his other games I would highly work on these. Overall I liked 'Trapped in Stone' like yes obviously there isn't a lot here, and for $2 like I said above I definitely wouldn't grab, but if it's on a sale and the premise sounds interesting I'd say grab it. W0nnaFight has some interesting titles so I'm waiting for the next release. Also the game ran perfectly on Linux for any penguins or people on Steam Deck.
[h1] Trapped In Stone - World War II Horror [/h1] [h3] Positives: [/h3] + Acceptable graphics + A tad creepy atmosphere + Surprisingly enough its not boring at all + The music is allright + Some sort of storytelling + Achievements + A short end-video of the real bunker that inspired the game + Its quite cheap to buy [h3] Negatives: [/h3] - Walking is very slow and there is no run function - Some sounds are annoying to listen to - No options menu - You cant adjust anything (sounds, controls, graphics etc) - Stiff animations - The monster just looks goofy and is sadly nowhere near scary - Very short (all over in about 20 minutes) - The game should have been for free [h3] Conclusion: [/h3] This is simply just a short walking simulator with a creepy atmosphere. But its a surprisingly enjoyable experience. So if you got half an hour to spare, its not a bad time consumer. [h1] Total Score: 6/10 [/h1]
it was a good game but it was scarier when going through the starting thing seeong the guy itself made it less scary in my opinion but besides that its a good game
dosent work
50 cents is 50 cents
Not the greatest but ok for 0.31$
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