

Deliverance
TBDTS Games · 2015 · Indie, Casual, Action, Horror, Survival Horror
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About Deliverance
Synopsis
Deliverance is a first-person survival horror game in which you are put into the captivity of a deranged man dawning a serial killing streak with no plans to stop. Play as "Victim #3" and try to find your way out of your captor's imprisonment as you explore a maze-like abandoned asylum. With only a flashlight and no weapons, you must be elusive in order to escape. Discover past victim's notes to piece together their stories and also delve into your captor's background to better understand him. But be wary, because if he finds you lurking about, bad things will happen.
Will you survive to tell your story, or will you become another victim that no one will remember?
Features
- Access to a abandoned asylum consisting of two maze-like floors
- Hidden stories to discover from previous victims and your captor
- Original eerie music
- Play with only a flashlight and scavenge for batteries to keep it powered
- Unpredictable horror with randomized gameplay elements to make every playthrough different
- Access to a secret horror experience which delves further into the story
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players agree that Deliverance has an interesting foundation with atmospheric elements like jump scares and environmental details, but it's heavily undermined by frustrating gameplay mechanics and technical issues. Common complaints include frequent forced restarts, scarce resource distribution (particularly batteries), unclear map design, and game-breaking glitches that require repeated playthroughs, making the experience feel tedious rather than enjoyable. The consensus is that while the core concept shows promise, the execution falls short, and players feel the $5 price point doesn't justif
The base concept around Deliverance is promising but fails in the end. What starts off as intially fun soon takes a turn for the worse with the constant restarting, recollecting and rethinking of your current strategy (the constant reviewing of the rubbery hands is enough to cause borderline paranoia in itself). The map itself is vague and difficult to understand even though it says "Cell" on it (where you start off). Batteries are one of the most important items needed in the game but at times seem to be far and few apart (one time I opened the lockers at the beginning near the cell and it rendered not even a single battery!) Bursting lightbulbs and pipes add a good touch to the psychological experience and jump scares (even after almost 9 hours of gameplay it still causes this scenario with me). The concept of having stamina attached to sprinting was not well thought up as this is the only means to escape walter (which I did once by dumb luck!) A few things that could've fixed this game a bit is the following: 1. Allow the players to save the game 1 time anywhere (then after this if they die make them start over completely). 2. Allow for the use of environmental aspects (…5 found this helpful
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game is ♥♥♥♥, map looks like ♥♥♥♥ and a naked man that chases u, also looks like ♥♥♥♥!!!! 5$, this game should be free2 found this helpful
I've played this before and after the little patch that was released last year. I didn't find it to be particularly fun or scary at all. Just really aggravating. It starts off with promise, in a room with a couple items and a note to get you rolling on the story. From there, it's completely downhill. For $4.99 you can find MUCH better games that can actually be completed without having to start over every single time it decides to glitch out.1 found this helpful
GOOD GAME
good
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