Inside Depth 6

[h1] A short horror adventure [/h1] [b] meant to be finished in one sitting [/b] i understood this was never meant to be an actual survival horror, its a short adventure game with limited exploration, simple controls and basic puzzles. It just never goes beyond its initial premise. Relying on the same loop of content many other games do: Explore location, find key/item, solve simple memory/number puzzle, insert cheap jump scare here, rinse and repeat. The reveal of the creatures early on, is so in your face, it ruins the all the atmosphere Even though the main objective is to photograph this entity a certain number of times. There was no reason just to have it stand around like an idiot. i'm sure i missed some "jump scares", it's not always this blatantly obvious, but dev should have put more effort hiding it, in multiple locations even. This is just silly. level design doesn't get any better either, just darker as you keep going down.

Inside Depth 6 is a short first-person psychological horror experience that understands how naturally unsettling it can be to descend into an abandoned underground location with no clear idea of what waits below. Developed by Stanislaw Truchowski and published by TurnVex, the game focuses primarily on exploration, environmental tension, puzzles, disturbing discoveries, and a gradually unfolding mystery. Instead of attempting to provide a lengthy survival horror campaign, it concentrates its ideas into a relatively brief adventure designed to maintain tension from the opening moments through the final descent. The story centers on the Purple Lavender mine, an infamous location connected to more than 117 deaths and 24 missing people. Despite this disturbing history, authorities have taken an unusually long time to permanently close the mine. The protagonist becomes suspicious of the circumstances and decides to enter shortly before the entrance is scheduled to be sealed with concrete. The objective is essentially an investigation: explore the abandoned passages, document what remains underground, and discover whether the official explanation hides something more sinister. A particu…

Playing this game to the end on a single night, yeah is completely worthy for a discount, but i think 5 dollars is a lot for this game

This was super spooky and fun. Got me good a few times. Definitely recommend. Check out my gameplay here: https://youtu.be/g4t2OmOgktU

1.8 This is the worst of this devs' personally, The scares to me are really obvious, there's no real threat to them, the entire area is so similar looking and especially there being a maze-like area where you have to press switches that I didn't notice for a while as they are ON the light poles. To get anything but the worst ending you have to collect things that aren't the most obvious and missable, along with no checkpoints so may have to redo 20-30 mins just because you forgot one at the beginning. A pretty rare occurance that I was happy to see the ending start scrolling on my first playthrough for it to be over.

Nope. No save, so you're expected to be a slave to the schedule of the game, not your busy life. Painfully linear, described as an hour of game play, but at least 20-ish minutes of that is useless strolling along the tunnels, so expect an actual 30-40 minutes of game. So close to good...but a save-system was just too much to ask, so I cannot suggest this despite its promise.