

Gumnaam
Ansh Anand · 2022 · Action, Adventure, Strategy, Exploration, FPS
PC
2 user reviews50% · 2
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About Gumnaam
SYNOPSIS
Memory is the backbone of all the past and all reality. But what happens when everyone suddenly seems to forget about the name and existence of a village? Moreover, even though people tend to forget the place, it still exists and does what it does.
There are multiple missing cases in the area. You are a police officer in charge of solving this mystery. In search of evidence, you mysteriously became one of the victims, entered and lost in an unnamed village. There is no hope of help from outside, from the ones whose memory has probably been manipulated to believe that you never existed.
Nevertheless, You have to complete your duty of discovering the pieces of evidence from this village and then escape this village by doing a ritual.
You never know, what's true, what's false, what happened in the past, or what is just a myth. But one thing is obvious, you are being watched. While the enigmatic creatures chase you, she watches you all the time with a smile, relishing it as if it's hide-an-seek. Creatures are just another supernatural manipulation of reality, protecting the secrecy of this forgotten bloody playground.
FEATURES
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- Authentic Survival Horror Experience Your enemy is an invincible, mysterious, and supernatural being. You can't fight it. If you want to survive, running and hiding are your only options.
- Interactive tools:
- Shreds of evidence:
- Ritual Objects:
- Jump Scares:
- Monsters:
- Desi Environment:
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Developed by Ansh Anand, Tarun Singh, and published be BlackhouseStudio, Gumnaam (Unknown or Anonymous), will see you lost in a village, looking for a way out. Personally, I loved the idea of exploring an Indian village. Gameplay wise, it hads some things to the "walking sim" troupe; you'll be able able to run, crouch and use some nice gadgets to help you escape the horrors that lurk in it. Unfortunately, the only thing wrong with it, and it's something who will stop you from trying to explore more, is the enemies and their A.I. once you are detected, the enemies rarely will leave the Agro momentum, tracking you almost endlessly. This will not give you time to breath or to explore. The game is relatively new and as I said, exploring the village is quite good, with many secrets and easter eggs lying around, but the enemy detection system will cause more frustration than enjoyment. Hopefully this will fixed in a patch. The game is almost free, with a price that I consider fair. You can check my video on YT: https://youtu.be/doBv_0ELoKU6 found this helpful
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