Floor 12
EltiS Games · 2026 · Simulation, Adventure, Walking Simulator, Cinematic, 1980s
PC
7 user reviews100% · 7
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About Floor 12
Do you remember how you got here? Step by step, corridor by corridor... But this place feels foreign. The walls seem to whisper, and reality is tearing at the seams. The only way out is to trust your eyes... and your ears.
Find Anomalies to Survive
Floor 12 is a psychological horror anomaly-hunting game where your powers of observation are the only key to salvation. Examine your surroundings closely. Notice something strange? Turn around and run back. Does everything seem normal? Move forward. Every correct choice brings you closer to the exit, but the slightest mistake will plunge you right back into the warm nightmare of where you started.Trust All Your Senses
You cannot let your guard down for a single second. Anomalies are cunning and can manifest in different ways:- Audio Anomalies: Do you hear a strange whisper behind your back, heavy breathing in the dark, or footsteps that shouldn’t be there?
- Lighting Anomalies: Flickering lamps, a suddenly shifting tint in the illumination, or shadows living a life of their own.
- Spatial and Visual Distortions: Shape-shifting objects, disappearing doors, or portraits that follow your every move.
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Here you can see a full walkthrough with lots of Anomalies: https://youtu.be/OcHjGp8Y5Zo2 found this helpful
Floor 12 has its own identity. What I liked the most was how it teaches you to be distrustful even in the smallest details. The initial starting apartment is a good idea, I could have spent some time there looking for all sorts of information, as an introduction, but it still sets a basic tone for the rest. I ran into two creepy anomalies in the first game, but after a while I wasn't looking for monsters anymore, but I questioned every object, every sound and every corner of the staircase. It's definitely worth trying: it has a unique atmosphere, not only based on creepy, but also on careful observation, down to the smallest details. It's also replayable, because by the time I got to the end of the game, I had only seen half of the anomalies! It brings both the Eastern European and horror atmosphere. Enjoyable game!
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