• Saiko No Sutoka ⎮ @always monika ● Saiko No Sutoka is a horror escape game where you're chased by a Yandere with high intelligence.
● She would try to play with you and not to finish you so soon, which made the process more scary..
Saiko No Sutoka asks you to escape from a locked school where you are imprisoned by a Yandere. The game’s atmosphere is so great, in a dark school, a Yandere girl would begin to chase you after her counting to 10. I've always liked Yandere after watching Future Diary. Gasai Yuno, she is my waifu you know. Nice boat in School Days is also my childhood. (Maybe I'm not mentally normal.)
The gameplay is essentially no different from many horror games, such as Outlast and so on. But the AI is great. I mean she’s clever. I highly recommend you try the hard difficulty. She would try to play with you. She will deliberately not catch up with you, leaning against the door and looking at you. Many times you think you can hide in some places without being found. It's just a delusion. It's much more interesting than being chased by those monsters whose brains are even smaller than walnuts.
Of course, I suggest you buy a full version on your PC. That version would give you more surprises. And remember to turn on the headphones. hey-hey-hey.
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• Endless Nightmare: Epic Creepy & Scary Horror Game ⎮ @异议あり I love this game and I also finish it in just an hour. The developer created a beautifully tense mood. With the hallways of the house being very narrow, I could only hear the lady when she's extremely close. The game makes for a very stressful and blood pumping experience. I must discover the truth in my house, then something scary happens.
3D exquisite graphics give me a realistic visual horror experience. Attractive storyline with a creepy case immerses me into the game. The game has scary music with jumpscares. Players with weak mental tolerance are not recommended to try this game. Multiple difficulty modes provide me with a varied experience. I could play anywhere I want for free without the internet.
But this game lacks a manual save function. And it has a bug, sometimes the game crashes. I would appreciate it if the developers fix this issue in a future update.
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• Urban Legends: Survival ⎮ @Islanor And now, yet another day is gone.
With just 3 days until Halloween, I can’t quite contain my excitement for the spooky occasion, especially when I can already taste that pumpkin spice latte! 🎃
Now that I’ve exhausted all my usual options, a thought sprouted in my mind all of a sudden.
With that in mind, I had somehow come to find myself in this situation.
Quiet as a church mouse, I crept stealthily to an alley between two buildings in medieval Kathmandu. After casting a side glance left and right, I figured the coast was clear and trod warily towards the glowing torch.
Torch-igniting skill—✅
Heart pounding against my chest—✅
As the surroundings took on a red hue, fear blossomed in my heart, causing my mind to be whirling with numerous thoughts—Blimey, I didn’t ensure that I had left the area quick enough! Good Lords, what the bloody hell is that? Can I even outrun it?
In my mad rush to get it off my tail, I’ve forgotten entirely about something crucial—the noise metre. What that means is that whenever you run in the game, you will generate noise and attract any roving entities, which belong in Nepali folklores, within the area easily.
Before long, I find myself dying a horrific death.
That, folks, pretty much sums up a typical session of Urban Legends: Survival (ULS), which is solely developed by Ashim Shakya in its entirety.
That being the case, what you’re really after are the glowing torches. So, the more glowing torches you ignite—done by stepping on them (Bizarre, innit? 😅)—the more points you’ll acquire.
Though it may not be as tricky as games like Dead by Daylight and Identity V, you’ll still be sitting through ULS on your lonesome. Sometimes, I’d wish I had a couple more pairs of eyes to keep an eye out for the wandering entities, or should I say, the urban legends themselves. 👀
Sigh, they may just sneak up on you when you least expect them to!
The upside to ULS, though, is the combination of the eerie sounds, surreal environment, and urban legends’ appearances, which undoubtedly enhances the atmosphere’s spookiness. Sure, the game may not be as scary as Endless Nightmare, but it certainly offers an immersive experience. Even so, I may have only encountered 3 of them—The Murkatta, Pret, and Kichkandi—thus far, but I’m pretty sure I do not want to run into any of the remaining legends. --------------------------------------------------------------
It's still the granny you're most familiar with. However, this time you don't think you'll see granny and grandpa at the same time in a large old mansion, as they'll suddenly jump scare behind you. Beware, your situation is getting direr!
We've got the same style of the Granny series as always, plus more puzzles on top of that. The practice mode is still in Granny 3 that lets you see how granny and grandpa behave and how the mansion looks before you play the real mode.
The mansion only has one way to escape. So if there were more options, the gameplay would be more interesting.
The game has some minor bugs. Like the key disappeared when you threw it in some area.
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ff sucks
2022-04-22
Right.
2022-06-10
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2022-04-18
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2022-04-24
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2022-04-16
jangan bilang klo gamenya burik tapi karna grafisnya 8bit.
2022-06-04