
After crashing in the winter wilderness, you wake up in the middle of a blizzard. The forest is dead, the roads are gone, communication is lost. The only chance of salvation is a village hidden in the snow.
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After crashing in the winter wilderness, you come to in the middle of a blizzard. The forest is dead, the roads have disappeared, communication is lost. The only chance for salvation is a village hidden in the snow. Lights are on in the houses. The tracks lead nowhere. Sometimes it feels like you're being watched. The deeper you go, the clearer it becomes: you're not alone here—they're waiting for you. Your goal is simple—to get out.
But the longer you stay, the more the silence weighs on you.
Sometimes it feels like the village is alive.
Sometimes, it feels like it's just watching you disappear.
Game Genre: Walking Simulator
Average game duration: 30 minutes
Atmospheric first-person horror
Winter blizzard
Abandoned village
Constant threat from the unknown
Snow is also a feature
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English, Russian
Reviews
Хорошая и атмосферная игруля на пол часика. Для стрима самое то. Холод аж проник в мою квартиру, настолько заснеженная деревня сделана хорошо!
Как стеб и самоирония - нормально. Если кто-то хотел хоррор, то пройдите мимо.
The game contains numerous bugs. The keyboard binding for the flashlight practically does not work. In the control settings, there are actions such as NVG and other items that do not exist in the game at all, making it feel as if the menu was taken from a completely different title. Although English can be selected as the language, only about 70% of the task descriptions are actually translated; the rest remain in Cyrillic. Item interaction is very poorly implemented due to the absence of a crosshair, making objects—especially keys—extremely difficult to pick up. The game can be completed in approximately 30 minutes. Overall, I regret purchasing it.
The game makes its intentions clear from the very start. If you play indie horror games often, you’ll feel right at home and know what to expect: a linear experience with a few jump scares and no puzzles. As so many times before, you step into the role of a random person whose car breaks down in the middle of nowhere. This time, however, the danger feels more pressing because you are stranded in the middle of a snowstorm, with no real option other than pushing forward through a road completely buried in snow. After a short walk, you come across a village where you hope to find help and some much-needed shelter. Despite lights glowing inside the houses, no one is willing to open their door. Eventually, you discover an unlocked garage containing a car that you can repair and use to escape. At the same time, you begin to notice strange, long-legged shapes moving through the snow, hinting that this is far from an ordinary village. As mentioned earlier, the experience is very straightforward and never sends you wandering aimlessly. There are no objective markers on key items, though the cursor changes slightly when hovering over interactable objects. Instead, the game guides you through lighting cues, automatic camera movements that draw your attention to points of interest, and invisible walls that prevent you from getting lost in the woods. An objective button updates constantly and provides clear instructions. You can inspect objects that are unrelated to objectives, but you cannot pick them up and will only receive a brief comment about them. Objective-related items, on the other hand, can be collected and often act as triggers for events, such as something running past a door or a light bulb suddenly bursting. Paying attention is important, as you are mostly searching for keys that can be hard to spot because of your bad flashlight. Keys must be used on doors with the right mouse button, and they are not used automatically when you use the left mouse button. This info is familiar to fans of these games, but others might not know what to do. Overall, this is a short, roughly 30-minute game best suited for horror streamers looking for something quick and easy to fill a slot in their schedule. For everyone else, it is worth waiting for a discount, as there is little here that you have not already seen many times before.
It's one of those games that gives you extremely vague hints of what to do next so you are running around for an hour in between each step because they can't tell you something like "Turn on the switch in the fuse box outside of the garage" they only stay: "turn on the switch" so you spend an hour running around the village and losing all your viewers in your stream. Automatic refund, waste of time lol.
Нормальный такой проект да?
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Fun game, needs to fix the volume controls, they don't work. that's about all I found. it isn't very long, runs in Unreal 5.5, has lots of setting options. I did enjoy it but wish there was more. SPOILER, full game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkkJe6doNqQ
Just beat the game. A super scary realistic horror game placing you in a snow blizzard town where you explore cabins and discover gas mask ghosts, humanoid shadowy creatures and long legged beasts. Explore and immerse yourself in a relaxing snow town and get jump scared by scary monsters. Game is super trippy and on hell of a cool and fun experience
한글 패치 : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WKnOn_fW0JweqSB9z3EDNQ-rZ9E13pZY/view?usp=sharing 플탐 20~30분 정도로 그렇게 무섭지 않아서 가볍게 즐길만합니다ㅎㅎ
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