Late Emergency

Game will be Removed in "Near Future" https://steamcommunity.com/app/3181160/eventcomments/592936492464146834?snr=1_2108_9__2107 [quote]End The game will be taken off of steam store. I am sorry to announce that the game will be taken off of steam store in the near future[/quote] Get it While you Can

Late Emergency might be short, but it packs more tension than waiting for your food after telling the waiter “no onions.” For $1.99, I was honestly expecting a quick jump scare and some janky controls, but instead I got a creepy little adventure that actually hooked me. Exploring an abandoned waterpark at night is already nightmare fuel (seriously, slides are scary enough in the daytime), but throw in the fact that your friend’s in danger and everything wants to kill you, and suddenly this $1.99 game feels like a bargain horror vacation. The puzzles are fun, the scares land, and best of all—the devs are promising weekly updates. Weekly! I’ve had streaming services that can’t keep a schedule like that. If they keep adding content, this could turn into a surprisingly deep little horror experience. So yeah—Late Emergency is cheap, spooky, and fun. Honestly, it’s the best value horror you can get for less than the price of a gas station energy drink. And unlike that energy drink, this game probably won’t give you heart palpitations… probably. Check out my first impression video here: https://youtu.be/lXzBq0M-btk

UMMMMM THIS GAME? Is called Late Emergency?!?!? More like Early Stable?!? This game doesn't even give you the multiple endings it promises. I tried to save a friend on a rope and what happened he died. BECAUSE I TOOK TO LONG. So I go back to save him again this time alot quicker and under 4 minutes. And you know what got? THE SAME FRICKIN' ENDINGGGNIGNIGNIGN. 10/10 would recommend

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Late Emergency is a first-person horror game developed by Jungaar and published by Veronika Manukjan, delivering an experience that prioritizes urgency over traditional exploration. Instead of encouraging players to slowly investigate every room, the game constantly reminds them that hesitation carries consequences. The story begins with an emergency phone call from a friend trapped inside the abandoned Planty's Aqualand, leaving players with one objective: get inside, find the missing person, and escape before it is too late. This straightforward premise establishes immediate tension and gives every decision a sense of purpose from the moment the adventure begins. The abandoned waterpark is easily one of the game's greatest strengths. Once intended to be a lively destination for families, it has fallen into ruin, transforming colorful attractions into eerie landmarks filled with danger and mystery. The contrast between its cheerful past and its current state creates an unsettling atmosphere that feels unique among indie horror titles. Rather than relying solely on scripted scares, the environment itself contributes to the fear, with decaying structures, deserted attractions, and …