
A collection of 5 short first-person horror games, that revolve around detailed machinery and dread.
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5 of these great horror game for FREE?? Mike pls i have money LET ME GIVE IT TO YOU
uma coleção extremamente original e divertida. os gráficos são crus e cruéis no melhor sentido da palavra, cada um dos jogos vale a pena jogar. Talvez com a exceção de "Control Room Alpha", que deixa um pouco a desejar. Aproveite! É de graça!
Отличные минихорроры. Минимум графики минимум звука минимум сюжета, но при этом чувствуешь напряжение и интерес. Отдельно порадовало музыкальное сопровождение. Автор в очередной раз порадовал и напряг как надо.... Советую абсолютно всем
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A gem of short horror games, 5 of them, with similar execution & concepts. The ambiance and sound design are astonishingly good, and the worlds that are setup in each game are really well built, intriguing, horrific and original, I really recommend this.
сборник коротеньких игр. сами игры очень интересные
Nice collection
I recommend this collection of unsorted experimental first-person shooter games. There's nothing quite like these retro 2000s graphics combined with surreal narratives. My favorite game was Tartarus Engine because of the pacing and dialogue. Extremely great for a FREE experience.
Depending on how I've seen people attempt the math, those guys will be pulling out of the simulation layers for what feels like either a couple of hours, or for... Uh... An amount of time massively larger than the age of the universe, multiplied by a number I cannot comprehend. I couldn't get friends to understand this game, but it has been quietly haunting me for a while. Tartarus Engine is actually not the developer's first effort relating to the horror of time perception. The other games in this bundle are great too.
Worth the playthrough even if it did cost money imo, really interesting world/worlds and has me thinking about it even days after
Very good, very great game, Much success!
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