Elevator Zero

Short anomaly game in a hallway. In addition to anomalies, small pieces of paper can also be found. I liked the anomalies on the window. In my opinion, the game still has a lot of wasted potential. I found many of the anomalies rather boring and not scary or anything. Also, some anomalies are repetitive even though you haven't found all the others yet. I guess its ok if you want a quick spot the difference experience with good graphics. Just barely gets a thumbs up.

I really wanted to like this. I did. But the lack of general direction and constant bouncing between levels by having only two floors to get through was quite exhausting after awhile. Maybe other people had a better time with this one than I did but it's just not for me and it wasn't that interesting. The music playing through the whole game also got really annoying because it's looped. Graphics and control-wise, I think it plays absolutely fantastic. I didn't mind the camera movement or bouncing, didn't make me motion sick like other first person games. 4/10.

Dumbest game ever. I can only credit bots for the positive rating, all 23 of them. After playing for 15 minutes, I really wanted to get trapped in the elevator forever. Unfortunately, you can only repeat a bunch of seemingly random nonsense. After reading the guide, and there is only one, written by some lonely soul. I completed the games endings in five minutes and ended my life (in this game so to speak). Save yourself the headache and flush three dollars down the toilet for infinitely more entertainment. I know this review sounds salty, but I thought it deserved one.

A slightly shorter but not so much sweeter anomaly hunter, bit more limited area this time with a small corridor and an elevator, a few things can open up but area wise its pretty small. the amount of correct reports / no reports seems less, think its 7 instead, I was used to 13 with the Project 13 series. There are some collectables but i`m not too sure what they do or what they are for, maybe different endings ? The game seems to end abruptly and put you back to the title screen with no well done or failed or any type of congratulations message. I did find most of the anomalies pretty easy to spot, maybe this is because i`m used to these type of games. For £3.39 its not bad but there better anomaly hunting games in my opinion, the Project 13 Series and Shift 87. If you love these type of games and already finished or don't like the other ones I mentioned, go for it, otherwise its probably not for you.

First anomaly game i have ever played. You need to spot/guess differences in same environment multiple times in a row to beat the game. Gameplay is pretty simple, see if anything has changed in the environment and press one of 2 buttons in the elevator accordingly, repeat until you beat it.

I enjoyed playing this, got the same ending 3 times though while running through it. Could do with more options as sometimes the hallways seemed darker than it should be or had some visual bugs from lighting. Need to know what that note says when you get all the pieces though!