GEHENA

its wayyyyyy too dark , no way of changing in settings

THIS IS THE MOST ♥♥♥♥ GAME EVER I PLAYED IN MY LIFE SINCE 1997, FULL DARKNESS NO LIGHT, UNPLAYBLE VIDEOGAME, HOPE MY 16 EUROS IS FOR MEDICINE

GEHENA, developed and published by ZERA, is an atmospheric first-person horror game that embraces isolation, uncertainty, and psychological tension as its primary tools for unsettling the player. Rather than relying on constant threats or overt spectacle, the game builds its identity around a cursed town steeped in mystery, where the environment itself feels hostile and unwelcoming. You step into the role of Ernoy, returning to the town of Zera following the death of his grandmother, with the simple intention of settling her affairs. That mundane premise quickly unravels, as it becomes clear that the town is shaped by something far darker than grief or abandonment, and that Ernoy’s return is anything but coincidental. The experience is driven largely by exploration and careful observation. Movement through the town is slow and deliberate, encouraging players to take in their surroundings and notice subtle details that hint at the larger story. Fog plays a central role, not just visually but mechanically and psychologically, constantly threatening to overwhelm you if you linger too long or make the wrong decisions. This ever-present danger gives even simple tasks a sense of urgency…

Firstly when I was playing, I'm a little bored. But then I realized that It was truly scaring. Sometimes I was terrified. What a horror game.

I liked the atmosphere and story of this game!