12 Hours Museum
YTCRAFT · 2024 · Adventure, Psychological Horror, Simulation, Walking Simulator, Exploration
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About 12 Hours Museum
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To play in English, change the language at the title screen by selecting "X key→Language".
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The main content is the so-called 3D Mistake Search (99 in all), but players who like side trip content such as appreciation of paintings and mini-games, outlandish endings, difficult scenarios, etc., are welcome to play this game.
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This is an adventurous game in which the male protagonist, rendered unconscious by an accident, wanders around a museum that appears in his dreams and aims to escape (or return alive).
The objective of the game is to search for the meaning of life by repeatedly looping in the museum in his dream and gradually pursuing his own deep psychology and the truth.
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Using a 3D first-person perspective, the player adventures through a dimly lit museum, utilizing a pocket watch and flashlight.
This is a mistake-finding game where you find places that feel strange (anomalies). The game is cleared when you find anomalies 12 times in a row within the time limit.
There are various storylines with “multi-endings” that branch off into seven endings depending on your actions during play.
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Mouse controls change the viewpoint, and WASD keys (or spacebar) can be used to move the player.
By “keeping your eyes on your feet” when discovering an anomaly, a moving monster will appear and the player will be transferred to the next stage.
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Caution:\
To play in English, change the language at the title screen by selecting "X key→Language".
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Atmosphere:\
The main content is the so-called 3D Mistake Search (99 in all), but players who like side trip content such as appreciation of paintings and mini-games, outlandish endings, difficult scenarios, etc., are welcome to play this game.
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Story:\
This is an adventurous game in which the male protagonist, rendered unconscious by an accident, wanders around a museum that appears in his dreams and aims to escape (or return alive).
The objective of the game is to search for the meaning of life by repeatedly looping in the museum in his dream and gradually pursuing his own deep psychology and the truth.
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Overview:\
Using a 3D first-person perspective, the player adventures through a dimly lit museum, utilizing a pocket watch and flashlight.
This is a mistake-finding game where you find places that feel strange (anomalies). The game is cleared when you find anomalies 12 times in a row within the time limit.
There are various storylines with “multi-endings” that branch off into seven endings depending on your actions during play.
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Controls:\
Mouse controls change the viewpoint, and WASD keys (or spacebar) can be used to move the player.
By “keeping your eyes on your feet” when discovering an anomaly, a moving monster will appear and the player will be transferred to the next stage.
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Features:\
- Seven different endings.
- 45 Anomalies (Mistake Search Points)
- The first time you clear the game, you can open the Variation Collection (gallery) and Infinity Mode.
- In the collection, you can browse and re-experience already discovered anomalies.
- In the Infinity mode, undiscovered anomalies appear.
- Once all 45 anomalies and endings have been collected, an extra mode is opened by certain operations.
- In the extra mode, 54 additional anomalies will be added. A total of 99 anomalies.
- Three levels of difficulty can be set (the probability of appearance of items with an extended time limit changes).
- Time required to clear the first time is about 30 minutes.
- The minimum time required to completely clear (99 pieces) is about 4 hours, and the average is about 7 hours.
- Volume control, BGM off, Window mode, resolution adjustment, cheat mode installed (functions for distribution)
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
it is a very beautiful game with some funny anomalies. AI was used for the art in the game, but this isn't bad (only if you count fingers.. .don't do it.. just ignore them) The ideas how the anomalies changes some of the things (if they do) are mostly easy to see, but a few are very good hidden. My tip: if you don't see any anomalies, look around ... some "anomalies" are well hidden. Oh... with the "bonus" anomalies you get up to 99 all in all. I wish there would be a gallery for all 99 anomalies! ...but the fingers... if you get that anomaly you will know exactly why I react like that!2 found this helpful
This is a very interesting anomaly game that I thoroughly enjoyed. The endings are particularly intriguing and kept me engaged until the very end. The map design can feel a bit odd at times, but the anomalies are often quite obvious and, occasionally, delightfully nasty! 😄1 found this helpful
8/10 A really nice anomaly game. I love the simple mechanics. There is a time limit to finding the anomalies, but I never found myself running out of time very often. The anomalies don't repeat until you've correctly selected them all. There are many interesting anomalies, the total is 45 for the first level, then you unlock the extra level for 45 more for a grand total of 99. There is plenty of content here for the price. They put in a option for jump scares, but they didn't seem too scary. The original game does not contain any jump scares so if you don't like those your safe. The game itself is dark, but not creepy. I wouldn't consider this a horror game, but maybe for the optional jump scares.
I really liked this anomaly game. Some of them are really obvious and some are really hard to find which was fun to try to beat.
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