18th Floor
PrueLightStudio · 2025 · Casual, Walking Simulator, Psychological Horror, Puzzle, 3D Platformer
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In this unfinished building carefully woven by the hacker "ghost", you are like being trapped in a maze of endless nightmares. The air around you is frozen and full of unknown horrors. Every room is like a trap waiting for prey.
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Please observe the surrounding environment carefully.Please do not ignore any abnormalities.If you find any abnormalities, please turn around immediately.If you do not find any abnormalities, please do not return.The 20th and 19th floors are model rooms.\
In this dead silence, any trace of abnormality - whether it is a sudden chill, an ominous echo, or blood seeping from the wall - may be a dangerous signal. Once noticed, turn around and leave immediately, do not look back, and continue your escape journey. If there is no abnormality, do not look back, so as not to fall into deeper fear.\
In this unfinished building full of horror and despair, search for the passcode that can unlock freedom. When you find the lonely computer, enter the password, and you may be able to unlock the curse set by the "ghost".The door of Room 0 is tightly closed. Only the brave can reveal the secrets hidden behind it. Find a way to open it, that is your only way to escape from this horror.\
In this unfinished building forgotten by the world, the "ghost" created a world full of loneliness and fear with her code. She turned herself into code and imprisoned here forever. Her loneliness is like a virus, infecting every unfortunate person who stepped into the 18th floor. Only by escaping can you truly understand her pain.\
Before embarking on this horror journey, please adjust the graphics settings, camera shake and other options according to your tolerance. The following settings may affect your gaming experience:\When you walk or run, the camera shake effect will make you more immersive. But if you are prone to dizziness, you might as well set the vibration value to 0.0 to keep the camera stable.\When moving, the motion blur effect will increase the sense of reality. But when the frame rate is low, it is recommended to turn it off to avoid aggravating the dizziness.\Set the overall graphics settings. If you don't have enough graphics performance, it's best to set it to "Low" to avoid dizziness.Remember, in this game, every choice can be a matter of life and death. Good luck finding hope for survival under the watchful eyes of the "ghost".What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
The game offers a straightforward anomaly-detection experience where players observe modest, industrial rooms to spot one difference per level, with anomalies ranging from obvious to subtle. While the concept is engaging and becomes learnable after a few playthroughs due to the limited pool of 15 repeating anomalies, players note the generic setting and basic visual design lack the atmospheric polish or visual variety that would make extended play sessions more compelling.
For those unfamiliar with the anomaly genre, the rules are straightforward. You must observe the room and check for variations or anomalies. The setting for this game is fairly generic and modest. It includes dirt patches, bricks, lights, and some other basic components. As always, anomalies range from evident (one bulb flashing) to hardly noticeable (one bucket turned upside down). The first room is always the default, so anything that does not fit is considered an anomaly. There is always just one anomaly each room. Since there are only 15 anomalies that repeat across rooms, you can learn them all after a few runs. The general rule is to exit the room through the door in front of you if everything appears to be in order, and to exit the room the same way you entered if something is wrong. This is critical since one anomaly can swap doors and lead you to believe you are on the right path. The rule is that the door forward is always on the other side of the room. This game adds its own twist. For starters, selecting the wrong door does not send you all the way to the first room. Instead, you simply return to the preceding room in sequence. So, if you make a mistake in room 9, y…6 found this helpful
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