Behind The Door

Behind The Door" is one of those indie horror games you stumble upon, buy out of curiosity, and end up with a mix of regret and mild entertainment. I picked this up hoping for a short but spooky experience. What I got was... an experience, that's for sure. The premise is your classic horror cliché: you're a detective investigating a murder in an old, haunted house. Ghosts, creepy sounds, a flashlight that barely works – the usual package. The game promised a "deep horror experience" and "no screamers." I wouldn’t call it deep, and while there weren’t screamers, there were definitely moments designed to make you jump. First impressions weren’t great, though I’ll give it the benefit of the doubt. Then I was dropped into the house with a flashlight Batteries drained fast, leaving me awkwardly squinting at everything from the corner of my screen. Atmospheric? Sure. Fun? Not really. I found a "Press to Save" message but no indication of what to actually press. Keyboard, mouse, prayers – nothing worked. I gave up on saving altogether. Despite the frustrations, the game isn’t completely terrible. The environment does have a certain unsettling charm, and the soundtrack helps maintain a…

It Was Short And Hard Game But Not Bad Had A Little Bit Spooky Moments But You Have To Think Allot In This Game

The environment is good and immersive, although this story has been told so many times already. A haunted house in the middle of the forest where someone goes in the middle of the night. The area of the game is not that big, which is no problem, but still the game is constantly loading when you change room or floor. What I found more problematic were the puzzles. Several of them don't make much sense, and since there is no interaction icon in most of the objects, you'll end up furiously clicking in everything that you see on the screen until something happens. It's not horrible, but it's also not something that I can recommend.

B.T.D. short length is a blessing in disguise. A walking sim through and through, the games story, gameplay, and conclusion are all but interesting, branding the game as one of the most boring games I've ever played. It runs well on Steam Deck, but, the question lingers: should you try it? The answer, you can guess. If you want to check how it runs on Steam Deck by pressing the link below: https://youtu.be/JX-limY7Pso

Not worth $5. story was really short and I was unable to save the game despite clicking on the savepoints.

This game was super short, no good instructions, not scary at all and NOT worth the price.