180°

wow this game is really unique and fun, basicly if you look away from the entity, it comes closer. you also blink for a second in which the entity gets closer. Really fun, it scared me a few times, but there should be some sort of ambient sound because its a bit "boring" if i say it like that. Hope this gets popular!

An honestly over-done concept, in my opinion. But this game, in most areas, makes it pretty fun. I enjoy the "weeping-angels" concept, "Only moving when you cannot see them" sort of thing, and this fleshes out that idea really well. My only real problem is that it's just slightly too easy, but the puzzles themselves (Ex. The black-out room) are really well done and actually enjoyable. It's pretty immersive, with about 35-45 minutes of gameplay, but it seems to make that 45 minutes feel like HOURS. Though, that isn't done in a bad way, necessarily. I find this game is made pretty well, and it is actually worth buying. Especially at $3.20. Around a 8.5/10, although I will give it a 9 solely because the last part made me unnerved. Very much reccommended for what a great game you get for such a low price.

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[h1]An interesting concept but not much beyond the surface level.[/h1] Game is neat. I wouldn't call it horror perse, but I have kinda been desensitized with the amount of horror games that I play lol. That being said the concept is cool. I just wish there was more to show of it beyond just "well walk backwards". The game didn't really feel like it ever got off the ground, so to speak. I would give this game an "neutral" review if I could. But I would like to see more from this dev so I will give it a recommend for someone looking for a game to spend 30mins on. Oh, as a critique, I will say the in-game pause menu - while neat - is one of the worst structured menus I have ever seen. It is just a bunch of unlabelled icons which you have to just kinda guess what they do and click random stuff. Super silly design.

I went into 180 completely blind, and I'm glad I did. The atmosphere keeps you on edge the entire time, and the game does a great job building tension without relying on cheap jump scares every second. I found myself constantly looking over my shoulder, wondering what was going to happen next. If you enjoy short psychological horror games with creepy visuals and an unsettling vibe, this one is definitely worth checking out. I also recorded my full playthrough with my live reactions on YouTube if you want to see how I handled it (or didn't 😂). 🎮 YouTube: Midwest Murf https://www.youtube.com/@MidwestMurf Thanks to the developer for making a fun horror experience. Looking forward to seeing what you make next!

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