The Night of Joe
You have been so nervous, holding your CV in your hand for a job you need but don’t really see yourself doing. After the interview (that went horrible) you went to the bathroom to “refresh”, and you ended up falling asleep…When you woke up you still had this weird dream in your mind about a guy in the clouds telling you to be careful and giving you something…was it a flashlight?
Strangely you realize that it’s already night time and you’re alone in the supermarket. You’re holding the flashlight in your hand, thinking that you are still dreaming but it is reality.
Something strange is going on here…
While walking between the shelves looking for an exit you realize that you are not alone, something in the Night is hunting you.
Armed with your special flashlight, will you have what it takes to get out of the building?
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Each time you die the location of some objectives are randomized.
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Find and activate electric panels to then take the escalators and go on the next level.
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Stop the monster with the special mode of your flashlight, but be careful it uses more battery and you will be defenseless in the dark.
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Survive the Night.
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No gore.
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Meet Joe’s special humor.
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Abstraction
Abstraction is an old school survival horror game. You take control of Violet, a young woman who wakes up in a familiar yet disturbing world. Gruesome creatures lurk around the corner, and Vi must survive her personal hell in a place that often does not seem to make sense. Will Violet be able to figure out why she has been brought to The Abstraction, along with a way out?
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An old-school survival horror game where every resource counts
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Tridimensional camera and fixed camera angles
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Retro 3D graphics
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Riddles and puzzles
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Inspired by classics like Silent Hill, Resident Evil, and The Twilight Zone
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Leenie Boog
Boog is a meanie :(
– Real player with 11.9 hrs in game
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cool game
– Real player with 5.3 hrs in game
Outbreak: The Nightmare Chronicles
To describe this game, it is a tribute to survival horror games of old and plays similar to them, so just a bit of warning as to what you’re getting into. Having grown up with these types of games, I enjoyed the experience and would recommend this to others. As of my writing this, only the first episode has been released, so the review will cover that.
First, we need to talk about the camera. We have fixed camera angles that will move from one location to the next as you reach the edge of the screen, somewhat obscuring the room by giving you limited view, similar to older Resident Evil games before they went over-the-shoulder action. However, with the exception of only a couple rooms, the angles are very well placed to give you information about the room while not completely hiding an enemy within it. If you look around upon entering a room, there will be clues as to what lies in wait for you, so be aware that if you are the type of person who just rushes into everything, you may get worked over.
– Real player with 10.6 hrs in game
Outbreak: The Nightmare Chronicles is a pretty direct sequel to Outbreak: New Nightmare, which is a primarily multiplayer based game. Lydia - a character from said game - is the only playable character in Chronicles. Unlike the jump from Outbreak to Outbreak: New Nightmare, Chronicles is on the same general engine and plays out pretty much the same. So, if you enjoyed New Nightmare, chances are you’ll definitely enjoy this game, as it’s essentially a single player version of the multiplayer title.
– Real player with 4.5 hrs in game
Self-Delusion
Self-Delusion is a first-person survival horror. The game based on an original setting of Slavic myths. The Player has never before faced such unique enemies like: Kolobok, Leshy, Boggart, Lapot and other characters of grim tales.
The danger will awaits you everywhere: in a mystery house full of evil creatures in a old school or in an abandoned village.
THE GAME FEATURES:
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Horror in the original setting
Monsters of Slavic tales and myths: “Kolobok”, “Leshy”, “Boggart” and other will hunt you down.
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Opponents with unique abilities and behavior pattern
Find your survival strategy based on the behavior of the monsters and the environment.
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Atmosphere
The sense of danger grows with every new stage, and unpredictable mobs will keep you in constant tension.
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Exploring
Explore a strange village house and other locations. Can you uncover the secrets of these places?
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Complexity
Choose the game difficulty that suits you best, depending on your skills.
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Different endings
Only your actions will determine how this story ends.
How did you guess the main goal is survive. Sounds pretty easy but do not deluse yourself. The situation will change every second and the monsters have no mercy for you.
Devil in the Pines
I had a lot of fun with this game. Fun game to play in the dark with headphones. Those cursed bear traps kicked my butt for a while. I would recommend being able to map keyboard controls for those who have preferences. Also wish the crossbow would reload faster lol. Great job by the developers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6r5paQXBxpc
– Real player with 4.4 hrs in game
For just a few dollars, this is a pretty scary game. I recorded all 3 levels of difficulty cause why not, and there are some pretty interesting mechanics and scare tactics and the harder levels have added encounters it seems.
It’s very interesting and worth a look at.
As far as replayability is concerned, I’m never going to touch it again since I’ve beaten all 3 modes, but I am still glad I checked it out to begin with. It’s sort of more of a one off game, or if you do all 3 levels, a 3 off.
Overall, it’s decent.
– Real player with 2.2 hrs in game
Lakeview Cabin Collection
get Naked
grab gasoline
Soak balcony with gasoline
grab matches
get drunk and puke on floor
Killer shows up
He slips on the puke
Light him up like a christmas tree
Get on zipline saying “TALLY-HO LADS!”
land in woodchipper which I forgot to turn off
10/10, would die with my pixels hanging out again
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Okay, let’s get serious. This game is amazing for it’s price. It’s a complex puzzle box from the depths of hell! It’s filled with all kinds of secrets, changing gameplay, gratuitous violence, sex, human sacrafice and amazing atmosphere for something that just uses the pixel graphics!
– Real player with 51.4 hrs in game
I HIGHLY recommend this lovingly-constructed tribute to the ’80s' most iconic horror films. It has the puzzle-solving feel of old Sierra On-Line adventure games (e.g. King’s Quest and Quest for Glory), in that there are several well-defined obstacles, which can be overcome in a variety of ways, limited mostly–but not entirely–by the player’s creativity.
The “collection” features four full games, each one a tribute to a set of horror films from the ’80s. Respectively, the games pay tribute to the Friday the 13th series; The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Hills Have Eyes; Halloween and A Nightmare on Elm Street; and finally Alien and The Thing. The game’s own lore recapitulates some major themes from these films as well, besides that of masked, blade-wielding serial killers: there are twisted family relations, backwoods satanic cults, revenge from beyond the grave, haunted video games, plus references to an in-game “true story” on which the Lakeview Cabin “movies” are based. It’s tempting to say more, but I don’t want to spoil anything!
– Real player with 48.4 hrs in game
Outbreak: Epidemic
Did you enjoy Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil: revelations?
Well this takes those great games and adds darkness and co-op to it.
It is a game made by 1 person, so it lacks polish and content/replayability, but all in all, it is AMAZING. In its current state it somewhat lacks content (dev is adding maps though) and replayability (hopefully dev adds some sort of random spawns or some randomness to hordes, to keep same maps feeling different every time; it gets methodical once you figure out where things spawn).
– Real player with 52.6 hrs in game
Disclaimer: Well, there’s no sense hiding it with the trailer and screenshots on the store page… yes, I was a beta tester for this game. However, you can take a stroll through my past reviews and see that I’ve never pulled my punches when throwing criticism at games in this series, where it was warranted or necessary. So there’s my attempt at honesty and transparency… take it or leave it.
This is an early access review, accurate as of 07/10/2019… as the game progresses with significant updates, this review will also be updated.
– Real player with 26.4 hrs in game
Outbreak: Lost Hope
Disclaimer: I am one of the game’s alpha testers, so I have some knowledge of inner workings that aren’t known to other players. Due to this, I made a guide you can use if a puzzle stumps you. Good luck.
Here we have the 4th installment in the Outbreak series, and just like New Nightmare was to the original, we have a large leap in multiple aspects. Gone are both the top down and fixed cameras for over the shoulder, and we now can aim our shots. Unfortunately, ammo here is more scarce than ever, so when you finally do shoot something, make it count.
– Real player with 24.6 hrs in game
In the 4th installment in the Outbreak series the dev has done a good job of evolving the game on many levels. They seem to be on the right road of many good devs in that they are obviously using their money to further their game creation abilities as well as improving the games themselves, be it graphics, mechanics, engines, assets, story and overall gameplay. (though I’m not interested in F2p games so I’m not sure i’ll be playing the next one). This however, as with the previous 3 is quite a nice and fun homage to the Resident Evil genre. The whole series so far has been certainly worth any money I’ve paid for them and I look forward to this developers continued evolution of both himself and his games. If you are into this genre this game, and the series in general, is certainly worth a spot in your libraries.
– Real player with 5.7 hrs in game
Bear Haven Nights 2
Welcome to the Bear Haven 2! This time we built our motel deep in the woods.
Nothing will disturb your peace of mind away from civilization.
Now, you are the Test Subject 37.
We have launched a new testing cycle of our new security system.
At night we have some strange problems with alarm, but we’re sure you’ll manage to fix this.
Please don’t forget, if anything is broken by 6:00 am you will loose!
Bear Haven 2 is the sequel of the best indie horror game where you have to survive scary nights.