BLIND

Just an empty asset map, e.g. Pacify. It's not even a real game. You just run around an empty mansion with bad lightning and bad performance. You can't even call it a Walking Simulator because there is nothing to do here. This should be removed from Steam.

The worst game i ever seen, it's not even horror, the flashlight isn't even necesary because the brightness is very high, you have 0 objectives and you can bug in every corner of the map 0/10

Blind is quite possibly one of the most frustrating games I have ever played. First, although it offers a "Save" option, it does NOT save your game. Twice I tried to save, and when I went back to the game and tried to "Continue," it started from the beginning both times, in the vestibule where you have to ring the doorbell to get into the main mansion. I lost ALL progress that I had made both times. Second, the reason I stopped both times is because I got trapped in one section and could not get out no matter what I tried. I managed to get into what appeared to be a dining room, and when I checked some double doors on the other end, which were locked, and turned around, all the tables and chairs were now on the ceiling except for a few glasses and bottles. I was then trapped in that section because the door I entered in the first place was now locked. Nothing would open. At one door, a message appeared that said "No key in inventory." Really? No kidding! That was another thing I couldn't find, and I looked everywhere before I got trapped in that dining room area. I checked on Steam and online, and I could find nothing to help me. I am now stuck with a game that I have invested hour…

BLIND is a first-person horror adventure developed and published by Prestige Games that focuses heavily on atmosphere, exploration, and environmental storytelling to create a slower and more deliberate horror experience. Rather than building itself around combat encounters or nonstop scares, the game leans into psychological tension and mystery, placing players inside an eerie mansion filled with secrets waiting to be uncovered. It aims to create fear through uncertainty and isolation, allowing the environment itself to become the primary source of unease. The premise immediately places players inside a mysterious location where understanding what happened becomes just as important as surviving the experience. The mansion serves as the central setting and gradually reveals its secrets through exploration and careful observation. Instead of leading players through tightly scripted sequences with constant direction, BLIND encourages independent investigation. Progress depends on curiosity and willingness to search every room, examine hidden details, and slowly uncover information buried within the environment. One of the strongest qualities of BLIND comes from how much attention it…

It could be good if it werent that weird and frustrating. The ambience and the scares are there but the mechanics are just too weird and hard to understand. I can see how this game could be really cool but at the moment its just frustrating. You know what kind of game you are playing if it tells you that a phone is lighter fluid. I can sadly not recommend it

Not really a game, all you do is walk around and read either the same text about Lovecraft several times, or a lorem ipsum. Got soft locked after maybe 15-20 minutes because the doors closed behind me and I couldn't open them again. I appreciate wanting to make a spooky game focusing on atmosphere rather than scares, but there needs to be SOMETHING. There is nothing here. Save your money, it's not even worth it for the giggles.