
First person scary game set in an underground parking garage. Find your lost parking card, collect some cash to pay for your parking and get out before Warranty Man finds you and sells you auto insurance.
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About
After a long day you just want to get home, so you head to the parking garage, but something doesn't feel right. Something lurks in the dark, something that stalks you, something that wants to sell you overpriced insurance.
To make things worse, you have lost your parking card and are out of cash. Your task is to find the parking card and find some money to pay for your stay at one of the Park 'n Pay machines. While you wander the long tunnels and spacious halls of the underground garage, you may find yourself face to face with Warranty Man, or maybe he will walk up to you from behind, you always need to be on the lookout.
Instructions
The rules are simple to successfully evade Warranty Man and escape
Find your lost parking ticket, you need this to pay for your parking
Collect some cash, luckily there are a lots of lost bank notes scattered around
Collected all of the above? Find a Park 'n Pay machine
Are you being chased by the salesman? No Problem!
First, do not look at him and try to outrun your chaser, eventually he will disappear
Second, look around, can you see any vans nearby? Go near it to pretend its yours, he doesn't sell insurance for those things. He will leave you alone, just do not look at him
Got caught and had to buy insurance? Well, there is always the Retry button
Playtime
The first successful run should take 30-60 minutes to complete. There are no saves, once you are caught it's game over. The locations of the bank notes and the parkig card are random on each run, so as the frequency of the salesman apparitions. The difficulty of each run is influenced by those things.
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Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
Warranty Man es un juego corto de terror con una premisa extraña pero intrigante: escapar de un inquietante vendedor de seguros en un garaje oscuro. Aunque su duración es breve y no se puede guardar la partida, logra generar tensión con sustos inesperados y escenarios aleatorios. No es perfecto, pero para una experiencia rara y gratuita, vale la pena probarlo.
This game is okay. It's not great, it's not awful. But it does have a liminal feeling I enjoy and the random appearance of Warranty Man did jump scare me a couple times. But holy hell is he loud! The screen effect when he's chasing you isn't the worst, but it is so very loud. The parking structure is very large and it takes forever to find everything. I couldn't believe it when I finished the game and say it took me nearly 40 minutes. So if you have the time and patience, it's a good way to kill some time. Thankfully the items you need to collect are illuminated to a degree. The parking structure itself doesn't make a whole lot of sense. I went down one ramp that took so long that I thought it must be important, but it was empty except for some cars and there were no other paths. So it was a long walk back up. I also clipped through another ramp and ended up under the map, but I didn't get stuck so no problem. The text on the end screen also goes past the edge of the screen ... so there's that.
Read about this game, played it once and just ran around. Did get a good deal on some bumper to bumper insurance.
You spend most of your time walking slowly through the sections hoping to find bank notes and the card. Incredibly boring. No quit button built in so you have to force close.
This game has fantastic atmosphere, the only issue I have with it is there is a lot of map, with not a lot going on in it. A good solution to this problem would be making a lot more than enough money spawn. For example spawning 50 bills around the map, but only requiring the 7 to collect still. But other than that maybe make The Warranty Man a bit smarter, like get slightly nudged in the direction you are, as I went about 15 minutes before he showed himself to me. Other than that for a free game it is phenomenal.
Потрясающий результат. я, мужик в маске и парковка ашана. драки за ссаных 7 долларов мне хватает и в жизни, так что игра кал.
This one's okay. Nothing special, though. Basically, it's a comical horror game where you collect dollar bills in a massive underground car park, all whilst avoiding the Slenderman-esque monster: the Warranty Man. As other reviews have pointed out, a possible criticism is that the map is perhaps a bit too big and could be scaled down somewhat. But if you're just in the mood for a very simple, barebones, comedic horror, then Warranty Man is fine in that regard. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dulhkpKys9A
За все 16 минут игры не увидел монстра,зато локация просто огромная.Игра бесплатная можете попробовать.Мне было не интересно.
АВТОР НЕ СОЗДАВАЙ БОЛЬШЕ ХОРРОВ ЭТО НЕ ТВОЕ Я ЧУТЬ НЕ ОБОСРАЛСЯ
Hello, welcome all Chuds, Gamers, and other Nerds. I aim to 100% all the games that catch my eye and join the sea of reviews on this platform. Most will never read this, but I will review the games I find simply and thoroughly. 1 What is "Warranty Man?" A PS1 styled “Slender: The Eight Pages” clone. 2 What does this game play like? Walk and collect the notes (bank notes in this game) before the “Warranty Man” finds you. Simple rankings Story NA/10: None to speak of. Game play 5/10: The map is far too large for what this game wants to be. (The map is very creepy and could have been used well in another game, but that game does not exist.) You will spend the majority of your time wandering around the empty parking garage, and when the warranty man finds you, you will have ended up wasting 15 minutes or more of game time. Overall 5/10: The game works. That’s about it for positives. If you want a “collect the 8 x” game, go download “Slender: The Eight Pages,” as this game is not worth anyone’s time.
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