Kidnapped
Deceptive Games · 2015 · Adventure, Indie, Action, Horror, FPS
PC
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About Kidnapped
✦ AI summary
Wake up kidnapped in a 200-year-old Scottish manor and uncover the mystery of your captivity through exploration, puzzle-solving, and combat across haunting environments filled with dynamic dangers. This psychological horror adventure constantly shifts its world around you while stalking you with wildlife and strange creatures, forcing you to survive rather than fight back.
The Game
Waking up cold and alone, you've been 'Kidnapped'. Traverse through a terrifying two hundred year old manor, dark damp caves, an eerie forest full of wildlife and more. Kidnapped is a psychological story-driven adventure horror game, with a great emphasis on exploration, puzzle solving and combat. A large number of objects in the game world can be interacted with, whether examined, used, or picked up. Kidnapped dynamically changes the game world as the player progresses, and aims to unnerve the player constantly. Can you find the mystery behind your captivity and most importantly, can you escape this ordeal?
Story
Kidnapped tells the tale of Sebastian Lee from the city of Stirling, Scotland. Sebastian vanished mysteriously without a trace and was never seen again. You take on the role of Sebastian and discover what happened in the winter of 1992.
Primary Features
- A Dynamic Changing World - The game changes the landscape and direction as you play.
- Atmospheric Environments - An eerie immersive world is waiting for you to explore.
- Psychological Experience - Kidnapped has been designed to provide a psychological horror experience.
- Interactive Environments - A large number of items can be interactive with.
- Enemies - Multiple enemies including wildlife, such as bears, foxes, stags etc, as well as strange monsters and creatures. You are the hunted, not the hunter.
- Puzzle Elements - Collect and harness items to aid your survival and progression
- Weaponry - Take aim and arm yourself, if you can find one.
- Resolution and Graphics - Designed to run at 1080p at 60fps (dependant on computer specifications game is run on).
- Audio - Features an intense and immersive sound design.
- Random Encounters - Enemies spawn dynamically and can be located anywhere. Nowhere is safe.
- Story - Kidnapped's setting and story is based from actual real life stories of a popular myth lore/legend.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1] Actually one of the worst horrors. [/h1]5 found this helpful
Kidnapped is a psychological horror experience that focuses on tension, vulnerability, and emotional discomfort rather than nonstop action or excessive jump scares. The game immediately places players in a disturbing situation where confusion and fear dominate every moment, creating a strong sense of helplessness from the very beginning. Instead of relying on constant enemy encounters to create horror, the game builds dread through isolation, environmental storytelling, and the feeling that something deeply wrong is hidden beneath the surface of its dark world. This slower and more atmospheric approach gives the experience a more unsettling tone than many conventional indie horror titles. One of the game’s most effective elements is its oppressive atmosphere. Nearly every location feels hostile and uncomfortable, whether players are exploring abandoned rooms, narrow corridors, or deteriorating structures filled with shadows and strange details. The environments constantly create the impression that danger could appear at any moment, even during periods of silence. Lighting plays a huge role in maintaining tension because darkness is used carefully to limit visibility and force pla…1 found this helpful
It’s a pretty bad horror game. I don’t know what I expected, playing it ten years after its release. I especially dislike it for the tedious puzzles. I actually skipped the first chapter by riding an egg carton to clip through the ceiling and hit the next chapter's trigger point.
This game feels like I'm watching paint dry.
cheap indie horror game
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