Find Out

[h1] Basically a maze from which you will probably never get out and if you do there's no story nor direction where to go. The map is empty with some random vegetation tossed in. Never play it. [/h1]

Not Recommended

Ok, If you are thinking of buying this "Game", Go outside, find the first stick you see. That will be more fun to play with than this game... This is not a game, it is a cryengine map. The only plus of it, is that cryengine allows the forest in the middle to look somewhat nice if you ignore the floating grass that is around. All the game consists of, is walking around a dull maze, finding 8 pressure plates, and then finding the exit. You are even able to just fly around the map if you press f4 to go into flymode (Intended for developer use) I bought this game because i enjoyed maze runner, and thought i'd give it a shot. But seriously, dont buy this game in its current state. It is a waste of both money and hard drive space. (4.5 Gig for this? Wow)

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Find Out is an atmospheric indie adventure-survival game that places the player in a disorienting and hostile environment where exploration and time management are the primary tools for survival. Developed by Vorobiov Vadym and published by Bitlock Studio, the game opens with a simple but effective premise: you awaken inside a vast maze-like complex with no clear explanation of how you arrived there, and your only objective is to escape before nightfall brings unknown dangers. From the beginning, the game emphasizes unease and uncertainty, encouraging players to rely on observation and experimentation rather than explicit guidance. The core gameplay revolves around navigating the maze during a limited window of daylight. As long as the sun is up, the environment feels tense but manageable, allowing players to explore pathways, search for interactive elements, and slowly piece together how the maze functions. Once darkness approaches, however, the atmosphere shifts dramatically. Visibility drops, tension escalates, and the sense of urgency intensifies, turning familiar paths into threatening spaces. This day-and-night cycle gives the game a strong pacing hook, pushing players to pl…

The forest looks nice, but there's really not much to find out.