30 Floors of Madness
Imaginary Conception · 2024 · Strategy, Turn-Based Tactics, Survival, Turn-Based Strategy, First-Person
PC
7 user reviews57% · 7
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About 30 Floors of Madness
Story:
You are a former patient of an abandoned asylum. You wake up on the 30th floor of this strange environment. Your goal is to descend all the floors to reach the exit door and escape. As a former patient, you suffer from hallucinations. You will need to use your sense of observation and memory to detect anomalies.
Objective:
If you are hallucinating, take the staircase marked by a bloody handprint. If you are not hallucinating, take the other staircase. If your judgment is correct, the number of floors to descend will decrease, but any mistake will be unforgiving.
Will you be able to help this former asylum patient escape this sinister place?
Other:
There are 30 floors and 50 anomalies.
This game can be played solo or with two players.
You have a checkpoint after passing 15 floors.
You are a former patient of an abandoned asylum. You wake up on the 30th floor of this strange environment. Your goal is to descend all the floors to reach the exit door and escape. As a former patient, you suffer from hallucinations. You will need to use your sense of observation and memory to detect anomalies.
Objective:
If you are hallucinating, take the staircase marked by a bloody handprint. If you are not hallucinating, take the other staircase. If your judgment is correct, the number of floors to descend will decrease, but any mistake will be unforgiving.
Will you be able to help this former asylum patient escape this sinister place?
Other:
There are 30 floors and 50 anomalies.
This game can be played solo or with two players.
You have a checkpoint after passing 15 floors.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
yea pretty sick game i'd rate it at least like a 9/10 purely just on the name, 50 floors of madness?? how freaky is that :steamhappy: Edit: This game is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ mortifying, not in the sense of anomalies scaring you but more in the sense of the existential dread you experience upon seeing that white blinding light reveal your imminent demise and past 20 minutes of progress wiped from the face of the earth as you sit there and wonder what in god's green earth you could've possibly missed. This game has single-handedly made me an alcoholic as it was the only thing that could keep me going after my 90th time resetting from the 30th floors, solid game if you want nothing more but to suffer endlessly until you eventually learn every single anomaly and not lose concentration once. :steamsad:9 found this helpful
Very unoptimized--played for 30min and my room is unbearably hot. My friend had 9,999 ping at one point. Clues aren't obvious and one person somehow joined a server that already had two people. Very few options for mouse sensitivity or audio, which is kinda ridiculous for any game in this day and age. I appreciate the co-op aspect for an anomaly game. It has potential but needs a lot of work.3 found this helpful
50 floors of madness is fun but it screams for a update. without a actually instruction or a preview of the floor without any anomalies its just impossible to play. PROS - Every floor feels different - Great atmosphere CONS - Very high difficulty - Some floors rely a bit too much on trial and error2 found this helpful
This game has the potential to be a good game but for now it is too simple and repetitive it is easy to understand and not exactly difficult game but you have to be observant I recommend to buy because it can be improved and become a good game if we give it support2 found this helpful
Latest update broke the game. Says no executable available when launching thru steam. You can browse the directory and see the .exe and you can launch it but then steam overlay doesnt work.1 found this helpful
This game is awful. It makes no sense and does pretty much nothing to explain how to even play the game.1 found this helpful
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