

Endless Inside
heavenly-roads · 2017 · Violent, Indie, Simulation, Action, Horror
PC
Mixed61% · 31
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About Endless Inside
Endless Inside mix free exploration mode and different countdown survive modes where the player will have to solve and discover the secrets of an old art university. Get ready to solve puzzles and hide to survive. On this place you will meet all beings who are waiting to get revenge and know about them to understand the story.
Updates of this game will be free after your first purchase.
Features:
- 6 playable phases
- 3 alternate endings
- Extra survive mode
- Optional hidden secrets
Updates of this game will be free after your first purchase.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Eurojank (affectionate) Sister Location (derogatory).1 found this helpful
its ok but the game play sukcs and the price is 8 buck but the music is very good its not a bad game or a good game but the graphics are good sound track but bad ai but in the end this is not a hate review or a love review its a mix review thats it1 found this helpful
game to hard phase 2 is unbeatable
JUST KIDDING!!! THIS GAME F*CKING SUCKS!!!
This game has potential to be somewhat fun, but the game overall was kinda disappointing, with a lot of very apparent flaws making what would've been an okay game into an absolute chore to play. Special shout-out to phase 4 for being stupidly RNG based and not fun at all (which is a shame cause on paper it actually seemed like one of the more fun nights if the AI wasn't so ridiculous. Combine that with a nonsensical story, odd character designs (looking at you Mirya), and weird voice acting, you've got an odd, yet underwhelming experience. Music was pretty good tho.
So this is the game that made Dawko's blood boil. That alone should've been enough an indicator of what I signed up for; but it ended up being so much worse than I could've imagined. Let's just address the elephant in the room first. Whether you wanna call this game a FNaF ripoff or a paid FNaF fan game, or even something else; there's no denying the similarities in concept, so there is absolutely a debate to be had there. However, even if you throw all that out the window; I care whether or not a game plays well. This game does not play well. For starters; this game is cryptic as all hell in all the wrong ways. This game tells you very little in regards to what you're supposed to do; and even if it does give you a vague hint sometimes the hint is misleading. Other games are generous to let you figure out what you're supposed to do in an intuitive fashion; but this game just throws you in pretty much blind. Phase 3's flashlight mechanic felt like it was seriously broken; and gives you very little idea of your objective. Even now I don't know what I did to win. After that comes Phase 4; which is one of the most tedious sections of any game I've played thus far. It honestly wouldn't …
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