DMN7

DMN7

John Coday · 2021 · Adventure, VR, Action, Horror, Stealth

PC
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About DMN7

Journey into the foreboding underground tunnels to search for clues about the many wanderers prior to you who have disappeared mysteriously. Use a variety of tools to find hidden messages and secret passages deeper into the underground labyrinth.

BEWARE: There is a killing machine roaming the passageways seeking to add you to it's blood pool.

You play Alex Jones, intrepid adventurer, seeking to discover the cause of all the missing people. What you find initially is trapped souls of the previous victims. Work together with Abigail one of the souls of the lost, as she tries help you solve her own demise at the hands of the unknown entity lurking within the catacomb like maze beneath the city.
Enter, explore, discover and escape the claustrophobic tunnels, all the while watching over your shoulder for the mechanical terror that hunts you in the darkness.

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Jul 28, 2021
I have a bit of a problem when it comes to doing this review of 'DMN7' On the one side the cell-shaded graphics are nice and the storyline ticks along nicely. Besides, the £7.19 asking price isn't all that bad given that I did find myself enjoying that game. ...well...I did at first anyway. The idea of the game is you sneak about a sewer looking for 8 leavers to pull. All the while the evil robot is hunting you down and once it sees you, you are dead because this thing moves fast. The problem is if it does see you it is game over and you start again. And again and again and again...over and over until you get bored and quit. I have no idea how long this game is because I got bored of the robot always catching me. I do feel there is some great potential here, but the gameplay never really changes, but the level layout does. I can now confirm that there are quite a few levels, I have got through the 6th gate and there seems to be plenty more, so this game definitely gets the thumbs up from me.
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