

Inferis: Dead Below
Hemoria Studio · 2025 · Indie, Gore, Horror, Psychological Horror, First-Person
PC
Very Positive86% · 66
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About Inferis: Dead Below
DESCRIPTION :
Inferis: Dead Below is a first-person psychological horror and walking simulator experience, offering approximately 45 to 50 minutes of intense gameplay.
Story Overview:
Journalist Larry descends into the underground tunnels, following the pleas of families who haven’t heard from their missing loved ones for a long time. Initially setting out to fulfill his duty as a reporter, Larry is soon pulled into a nightmare that tests both his mental and physical limits. As the line between reality and hallucination blurs, he finds himself edging closer to a dark secret that no human mind should ever uncover. The journey becomes not only a mission to uncover the truth—but a fight to save his own soul.
Game Features:
- Immersive First-Person Experience: Step into the darkness through Larry’s eyes and explore a terrifying underground world.
- Psychological Horror: A unique narrative where the boundaries of reality blur and mental collapse feels imminent.
- Atmospheric Sound Design: High-quality audio and ambient effects that keep players on edge at all times.
- Heavy and Claustrophobic Atmosphere: A tension-filled world shaped by fear of tight spaces and the unknown.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Short all right horror game.2 found this helpful
Game shows some decent work from the developers, yet required some parts to be re-checked and modified. Like the story of the game, but lacking some parts to be explained based on what we see during the game play. My review (as fan of this game) is included in the video :). https://youtu.be/5vO4t1Z2nXM1 found this helpful
I won a copy of this and finally got around to playing it. It is a short game (As is mentioned on the page) and can easily be done in one sitting. It has somewhat of a story but a lot of open ended questions. Nothing revolutionary as far as puzzles go and typical walking simulator. If you like trying small horror experiences then it is totally fine for the price but it won't blow your mind. Maybe a universe that can be expanded on in future and become something more.1 found this helpful
So, I completed Infernis: Dead Below.. I have to see in overall it's a nice game with a creepy atmosphere. Most of the jumpscares landed well but there were moments it felt a bit slacking. Especially with the combination with the sound design. Sometimes i jumpscared more from the sound than the actually terror in the game itself, which was a bit of a missed oppertunity. But, in general, I still think this was a good game nontheless and had allot of fun playing it. You can watch my playthrough via the link below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykxQnJN5tF01 found this helpful
Big Thank You for Hemoria Studio for reaching out to me for this one. Fans of atmospheric and psychological horror, rejoice. This may be a short game at around an hour for a first playthrough, but I highly recommend taking your time and exploring everything it has to offer. The game is made really damn well — from the sounds, to the monsters, to the jump scares that are actually well timed and not cheap. The whole thing has an unsettling vibe that sticks with you. If you want a horror experience that’ll make your skin crawl, definitely check this one out. https://youtu.be/S9jnc4KGjn81 found this helpful
Pretty good! Thanks for reaching out to me about this game! Recording messed up though, sorry about that!
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