

Hush Hush - Unlimited Survival Horror
MediaAtlas · 2016 · Action, Indie, Survival Horror, Surreal, Story Rich
PC
6 user reviews17% · 6
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About Hush Hush - Unlimited Survival Horror
Hush Hush is a scare jumper. You run and something tries to scare you. Its an action arcade mix with survival horror elements. Play with headphones or on really huge speakers with windows open.
It is procedurally generated fiction game where player explores underground caves filled with dangerous traps and monsters to liberate the caves from curse.
You have one life. Fail and you start from scratch.
Scattered throughout caves are several items that boost character performance. Only when one finds sufficient number of items can he enter absolution and be able to solve the mystery of a roaming ghost.
Don't look at red light.

It is procedurally generated fiction game where player explores underground caves filled with dangerous traps and monsters to liberate the caves from curse.
You have one life. Fail and you start from scratch.
Scattered throughout caves are several items that boost character performance. Only when one finds sufficient number of items can he enter absolution and be able to solve the mystery of a roaming ghost.
Don't look at red light.
Features:
- unlimited number of levels, procedurally generated
- unique story line and player experience
- replay value in generated dynamic maps
- fear inducing atmosphere with generated scare sequences
- requires balance between patience and speed

What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Going into this year I didn’t expect the horror game genre to impress me as much as it has. It is notorious for producing a lot of poorly made and cheap thrill caliber cash grabs. The Steam catalog is literally full of them. Anyone who has had a Steam account for any reasonable length of time can rattle off several of them without even thinking about it. But to be honest I’ve enjoyed quite a few horror games this year. Many of the ones that I have reviewed have impressed me. For example, in the past couple of weeks I featured Downfall and a few days later followed that with Shadows Peak which I believe is the best horror game that I have played since last year’s Until Dawn on the PS4. That brings me to today’s feature on Hush Hush: Unlimited Survival Horror. It was released – remembering I use the Australian Steam store – on March 26 which is a week as I write this. Sadly, the game already appears to be heavily hidden in the Steam library as the game possesses just the single solitary review which is also a private one. I assume that it is the hefty $19.99 ($17.99 when it was on its debut discount) price that have scared the punters away. And then when I try to open the game I re…52 found this helpful
I'm sorry. This was the worst game i have ever played. Ever. It crashed every time the character died. The controls did not work. It did not make sense at all. Worst Game Ever.13 found this helpful
runs like ♥♥♥♥ , makes no sense, and crashes when you collect items6 found this helpful
Christ this game is a load of hot garbage. Struggle to control your character due to awkward controls and animations, bump into everything ever with random "Scary" noises that play for no reason. Jump straight up six feet in the air in a matter of seconds. Sometimes turn around for no reason! Honestly just avoid and save yourself some pennies.5 found this helpful
i think this game has potential3 found this helpful
Game would not load. Tried on five separate occasions, each time crashing before the title screen.
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