Largo

This is among the best of the anomaly spotting games I’ve played. I have streamed a ton of different ones to my friends on Discord so we can play together. We have played every “I'm on Observation Duty”, Spectator 1 & 2, Midnight Monitor: Anomaly Watch, Caught On Camera, DEATHWATCH, Para Eyes, and a few others. Largo was one of our favorites, capturing everything we enjoyed from other games, with a good balance of difficulty, and variety of anomalies. I almost never write reviews for games, but Largo exceeded my expectations and I had to give it a recommendation!

Looks like I'm on Observation Duty series and specator series, if you like these games i reccomended this game too

I have more time played on another account and this game is a fresh take on the horror genre. The gameplay is simple and the atmosphere is very immersive. Give it a try if you like a game to chill and be nervous at the same time.

Largo is a tense anomaly-hunting horror experience developed and published by Minus Landscape, blending environmental storytelling with the increasingly popular surveillance observation genre. Rather than placing players in a familiar haunted house or ordinary workplace, the game unfolds within a haunting post-apocalyptic world where humanity seems to have disappeared without explanation. Through a network of security cameras, players are tasked with monitoring deserted locations, identifying abnormalities, and reporting them before the situation spirals out of control. While the core concept is straightforward, Largo succeeds by creating a deeply unsettling atmosphere that transforms even the simplest act of observation into a nerve-racking challenge. The game's setting is one of its most memorable features. Players survey a collection of abandoned environments that include an isolated arctic cabin, a deserted office building, a supermarket frozen in time, and a grand opera house devoid of life. Each location possesses its own personality, visual style, and sense of mystery. The absence of human activity creates a lingering feeling of loneliness, while subtle environmental detail…