Inner Chains

Developed by Telepaths Tree and published by IMGN.PRO, Inner Chains is an ambitious first-person horror adventure that blends survival mechanics, exploration, and atmospheric storytelling within a world unlike anything found in traditional sci-fi or horror games. Rather than placing players in a recognizable post-apocalyptic landscape, the game imagines a distant future where humanity has become only a minor part of an ecosystem dominated by living technology. Organic matter and machinery have fused through millions of years of evolution, creating a civilization that feels both alien and strangely believable. From the opening moments, the game establishes an oppressive tone through its grotesque environments, inviting players to uncover the mysteries hidden within its disturbing yet fascinating setting. The game's narrative favors subtle environmental storytelling over direct exposition. Instead of lengthy conversations or cinematic sequences, players gradually learn about the world's history by exploring abandoned structures, observing strange lifeforms, and interpreting clues scattered throughout the environment. This approach encourages curiosity and rewards careful observation…

Recommended. A Gigeresque first-person shooter of cultists and organic-gothic architecture, where striking art direction and satisfying guns outpace the design's considerable rough edges. The flamethrower kills nearly everything in three hits, the electric shock rifle stuns enemies and plants while doubling as a puzzle tool, and arenas alternate with shoot-the-switch puzzles and looping maze navigation. Hallucination sequences, drugged-offering cutscenes and a healing station that attacks keep the dread consistent, and the boss falls to simple aggression. Almost nothing here looks generic. Most enemies are brain-dead, but white-masked rushers box targets into instant-death corners and the fast dogs track too well. Checkpoints are sparse single-trigger orbs, performance dips in NPC-heavy cutscenes, and the collectable letters spell out nothing parseable. The aesthetic alone earns the recommendation.

Loved the map design. The game has some nice gun play too. A bit glitchy sometimes but it was fun.

Walking Sim with no fun gameplay elements just cool looking.

0% Fun to Play

THIS GAME IS A BLACK SCREEN I CANT REFUND FOR 2$ RIP DOESNT WORKI HEAR AUDIO BUT SCREEN IS BLACK IVE TRIED EVERY FIX WISH I DIDNT WAIT OVER TWO WEEKS TO TRY THE GAME OUT