Doorways: Prelude
Saibot Studios · 2013 · Horror, Adventure, Indie, Action, First-Person
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About Doorways: Prelude
Play as special agent Thomas Foster hunting four psychopaths through atmospheric first-person horror chapters filled with puzzles, reflexes challenges, and a gripping psychological mystery. Immerse yourself in terrifying environments brought to life by breathtaking visuals, haunting sound design, and inspired voice acting that will keep you questioning reality itself.
You're playing as Thomas Foster, a special agent who must track down four psychopaths. Who are these people? What is this place and how did you get here?
These are just some of the questions that you must answer during your journey...
Start playing chapter 1 and 2 now!
Key Features
- Horrifying exploration adventure with an immersive atmosphere
- Ingenious puzzles as well as challenges that put your reflexes at test
- Inspired voice acting by Sam A. Mowry (the voice of Alexander in Amnesia: The Dark Descent)
- Replayability through many secret places
- Full Controller support
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Doorways is an episodic game, it's divided in three parts and they can be played separately:
Doorways: Prelude (Chapter 1 & 2):
http://store.steampowered.com/app/248470/
Doorways: The Underworld (Chapter 3):
http://store.steampowered.com/app/311250/
Doorways: Holy Mountains of Flesh (Chapter 4):
http://store.steampowered.com/app/383930/
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Broken boring mess where you can't see 💩16 found this helpful
Boring and not worth playing when there are so many other MUCH better indie horror games.
Nothing wrong with this game. Pretty good actually with the ol' nostalgic Unreal 3 feeling. Except the brightness. Turn it all the way up, both in the main menu and in-game.
i dont know if this is supposed to be scary or what but it kind of just feels like an interesting world to walk around in above all else
Not a bad little game when taking into account the small dev and the fact is quite old at this point. This is chapter 1 and 2 out of 4. I seen a lot of the reviews were critical of the game being too dark and quite clunky. Both valid points. The darkness is a bit excessive but I was able to find my way around with relative ease. Chapter 1 is the worst offender for this. Chapter 2 was certainly creepier and the better of the 2. The story begins to take shape a little here. Puzzles are simple and the voice acting is decent as is the writing. The story seems a bit strange overall so I'm not 100% on board with buying chapters 3 and 4. Will certainly wait for them to go on sale. The movement in the game is quite floaty which is another issue i had. Overall I'd give this maximum 6/10 when taking into consideration how old the title is.
Nah ameo, te juro que lo intenté, pero el mapa es mas molesto que macabro, no veo un soto papá, quedará para cuando ya no quede otro.
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