Dark Resolve

[b]Unrealistic, because there were no donut boxes everywhere))[/b] This game pleasantly surprised with its map design and its plot. From the very beginning, you immerse yourself in this dark atmosphere and remain in it until the end. The gameplay is as always: uncover all the secrets, escape, and most importantly - survive. The game is quite cheap for such good quality. I recommend playing it alone or, even better, screenshare to a friend. [code]If you read the review and liked it, don't forget to give it a thumbsup;)[h3][i]The further - The better♥️[/i][/h3][/code]

The laziness of this magnitude should never be encouraged with money. This feels more like a pitch demo, or a quick proof of concept. And to those, who uses ready-made content packs for environment, puzzles, UI and whatever else - for all that is holy, playtest you stuff. It is so barely playable, it is not even funny. The story is disgustingly cheesy in its attempt to discuss 'heavy' topics. And the way it is pieced together is barely coherent. Gameplay - there is not much to say. Finding identical keys to open doors to find identical keys further - most bare bones version of 'horror' walking simulators there is. In short - there is no fun to be found. I would recommend looking somewhere else.

One of the devs shorter games but i really enjoyed it i like the setting and how straightforward the game was and the scares worked for the most part . https://youtu.be/tI7mLZwcws0?si=qsblvXSywMjTiEiv

Dark Resolve is a first-person psychological horror experience developed and published by STuNT, built around quiet exploration and the gradual reconstruction of a long-buried tragedy. Set almost entirely within an abandoned police station awaiting demolition, the game trades spectacle and combat for atmosphere and narrative discovery. From the moment you step inside its dimly lit corridors, the tone is somber and heavy, as if the building itself carries the emotional residue of the events that unfolded within its walls. Rather than pushing players forward with overt threats, Dark Resolve encourages slow, deliberate movement and careful observation, allowing the story to emerge organically through environmental detail. The central narrative revolves around uncovering the truth behind a decades-old crime involving a woman named Abigail Brown and her daughter Lily. Instead of presenting this mystery through cinematic cutscenes or heavy exposition, the game relies on scattered documents, personal belongings, and subtle visual cues. Files left in desks, handwritten notes, and abandoned objects serve as narrative fragments that must be mentally assembled. This method of storytelling cr…

Atmospheric horror, I really don't like to be at police station even in horror.

The game is very atmospheric, the plot is very cool for the price, and the graphics are good. If you don't have much money and want to play a psychological horror game, this game is for you