Forgotten Villa

After the early demo i played this game, it is improved in my areas but it also added more problems here: Game does not give much scary vibes after you spent sometime in the villa Repetitve jumpscares Spirtit character model animation is not good Game story is nice and it has a wow factor Game has some interesting ideas in the basement section Voice overs are good Gameplay is okay At the current price I recommand this game full gameplay and review - https://youtu.be/x4ogl7Kjg0w?t=4653

game was good, graphics good, story mind blowing, everything is good, but i have a question as a gamer that who is the actual father of that child?😰

It all begins with the death of your distant uncle, who surprisingly leaves you a villa. Naturally, your first thought is to call up three friends and drive there for a bit of fun. The game’s intro is a bit silly, which is less a result of the story and more a consequence of design choices. This becomes obvious almost immediately when you're tasked with driving around the city and picking up your friends. The city is reasonably sized, with wide streets and plenty of pedestrians wandering around with little regard for traffic. That's where you come in. You can run them over or send them flying through the air without causing any real harm because they simply get back up after a few moments and continue on as if nothing happened. To fully embrace the absurdity, there's even an achievement for hitting 500 people. Once you've had enough of that and decide to head to the villa, the experience starts resembling a more traditional indie horror game. You're greeted by your uncle's daughter, Priya, who casually walks through closed doors. This isn't some supernatural ability. It's just a bug. At least, that's the case until she turns hostile, knocks you unconscious, and begins chasing you…

Love the concept, Priya you are really something 😍😍

Good short indie horror game. Worth trying.

I HATE THEEE DAMM DOORRRS!! IN THIS GAME I ALWAYS GET STUCK ON THEM had more laughs then scares would recommend