

15th Floor
Zettanium · 2024 · Action, Adventure, Psychological Horror, Walking Simulator, Simulation
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About 15th Floor
Observe your surroundings carefully to reach the 15th floor and reach the roof of the apartment building.
Don't overlook any anomalies.

You will encounter different endings depending on your level of understanding of the anomalies you will encounter on the floors.
If you find anomalies, turn back immediately. Go downstairs.
If you don't find anomalies, don't turn back. Go upstairs.
When you reach the 15th floor, 3 different doors await you. You will face different endings at these doors.
If you are more careful and make fewer mistakes, you will get the best surprise ending.

Play Time
20-90 minutes
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players are divided on this anomaly-spotting game, with some finding it entertaining enough for a couple hours of casual play, while others criticize it for being repetitive, poorly optimized, and lacking the horror atmosphere the genre typically delivers. Common complaints include frequent framedrops, overly obvious anomalies that lack creativity, predictable jumpscares, and a nonsensical ending, with the game feeling derivative compared to other titles in the genre. A few players appreciate its mystery-focused approach and free-form exploration, though most agree the game fails to distinguis
This game was a super let down for me. Even for the low price. The game isn't optimized and has frequent framedrops. Even the credits were in 10 FPS... The gameplay itself is also fairly boring. Other games like this would usually add some horror into it, whether it is through the environment or some of the hidden anomalies. This game has no horror (unless you find bad lighting and average models horrifying). There are like 2 jumpscares that are as predictable as can be. Most anomalies are also way to easy to find, usually being big things to the point where you already know within the first second. The ending of the game is just a joke. It show !!SPOILERS!! some women in a dress on the top of a roof in a bed. She then dances/twerks. that is the ending. Its like the devs knew that the product was a joke. The art in the game is made with AI. a lot of the posters are just AI, and the other art assets seem like its just from a store. (Keep in mind, they dont specify anywhere that this game uses AI generated art). The game itself is also super short. in my playtime I got all achievements. even for the low price, its a bit ♥♥♥♥. All in all, boring, average looking game that is…2 found this helpful
15th Floor eschews traditional storytelling in favor of a repetitive loop, where players encounter various anomalies on each floor. From eerie sounds to strange creatures, the unpredictability of each floor heightens tension and uncertainty. This absence of a linear narrative grants players the freedom to interpret and unravel the game's mysteries in their own way.2 found this helpful
Yet another groundhog day simulator. The game isn't really bad, but it's not better in any possible way than the rest games in the genre, so i can't really recommend it. Actually, the number of possible anomalies is kinda low, i had the chance to see most of them few times in the 65 minutes i spent with the game...1 found this helpful
This abnormality finder game is okay I would say. I have seen better ones out there though that had a little more creativity for the abnormalities. It kept me busy for almost 2 hours and it's not bad in general, so I still give a thumbs up.1 found this helpful
was fun some i get scary a little 8/10
Je l'ai trouvé vraiment super bien celui-là! let's play: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7F2Z0JE4xc
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