CONCRETE
Benjamin Pilbrow · 2024 · Exploration, Atmospheric, Walking Simulator, Psychological Horror, First-Person
PC
Positive82% · 22
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About CONCRETE
Strange statues have begun to materialise across the abandoned world of CONCRETE. They hold an unnatural grip on the minds of the recently missing population.Hired to explore this desolate world, you must rely on your wits, surroundings, and navigational skills to find and destroy these ominous figures.
FIRST PERSON EXPLORATION
- Move freely through environments with a weighty and responsive player character
ATMOSPHERIC IMMERSION
- Discover an atmospheric, isolated, and abandoned world presented with a retro flare
PHYSICAL OBJECTS
- Interact with and manipulate objects scattered around the environment, such as crates, barrels, soda cans, books, and many, MANY more
- Use these to your advantage: stack a pile of crates to climb over a high wall
NOTES AND SECRETS
- Read notes to piece together information and secrets from environmental clues
2-10+ HOUR LONG EXPERIENCE
- 4 large unique maps to explore packed with statues to find, puzzles to solve, secrets to discover, challenges to overcome, and an ever-present dark and foreboding atmosphere
- In addition: 4 collectable minigames, 30 hidden VHS tapes, 48 achievements, and plenty of fun to be had stacking crates as high as you can manage
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
CONCRETE is an atmospheric first-person exploration game that caught me off guard with how enjoyable its simple design can be. You’re dropped into large, isolated environments filled with strange statues, collectibles, and light puzzles, all wrapped in a retro-styled visual presentation. The gameplay revolves around exploring at your own pace, interacting with physics objects, and figuring out how to navigate each space — whether that’s stacking items to reach new areas or uncovering hidden paths tucked away in each level. What makes it work is how relaxed and straightforward it feels. The puzzles aren’t overly difficult, but they give enough direction to keep you engaged while still encouraging exploration and curiosity. With multiple maps, secrets, and collectibles to hunt down, there’s a satisfying loop of discovery that makes each area worth digging into. It’s a simple experience at its core, but that simplicity is exactly what makes it enjoyable — an easy recommendation if you’re looking for a laid-back exploration game with a bit of mystery. — The Ember Archives https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45601239/1 found this helpful
Pretty Cool.
Game is pretty cool but I'm dumb as a rock and cannot figure out how you get that white glowing statue surrounded by windows in the city level ): would still recommend though :D
Fundametally, this game plays well and rewards you for for borth exploration and mechanical mastery. There's jank, sure, but that's to be expected from such a small developer. This is an exceptionally promising first release, and I'm confident they'll be jockeying the rocket of success before long. For the price tag, it's hard to give this anything other than a big ol' thumbs up. She's good, check her out!
Game calls toilet paper "BOOTY PAPER", therefore it's a good game.
CONCRETE is a good game but for one huge flaw. Positives: Great exploration / immersive sim, puzzly game, with retro graphics. Large levels, with secret areas, notes with lore and hints. Cons: No mid-level saves. I spent more than an hour on an early level but had to quit. There was no explicit option to save game so I assumed it just autosaves. And yes, it does autosave, but seems like just a checkpoint early in the level, so on restarting the game I had lost about an hour of progress. That's just unacceptable.
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