ENEMIES

ENEMIES by Ian Fitzsimmons and Lollygag Labs is a small-scale, free-to-play first-person experience that sits somewhere between a narrative experiment and a retro-inspired shooter. It opens with a deliberately grounded premise—arriving at a game development company to test new immersive technology—but quickly shifts into something more surreal, blurring the line between simulation and reality. This transition is where the game finds its identity, leaning less on traditional FPS structure and more on atmosphere, curiosity, and a sense of unease about what is actually happening beneath the surface. The gameplay is built around a linear progression through the facility, combining exploration with intermittent combat. Much of your time is spent navigating corridors, unlocking doors, and interacting with environmental elements, giving the experience a strong walking-simulator influence. These quieter sections allow the game to build tension gradually, as you piece together fragments of the narrative and begin to sense that the environment is not entirely stable. The use of immersion pods—where you are transported into simulated scenarios—adds an extra layer of unpredictability, creatin…

short game with an amazing premise, a blast to play for an indie game if your looking to chill and experience something new

Great indie FPS game! A eight level fps shooter with some twists to it! only takes a hour to beat and free!

This was such a fun game! I loved the simple/retro graphics and the storyline was fun! The gameplay was honestly really cool too! Games like this inspire me to go and make my own games and show me how much support indie devs need and deserve! Absolutely incredible! Thanks for the fun, can't wait to see what you do next! Now, to go beat more enemies

bricks my ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ iMac every time i beat the game.

its aight