Levana Horror Tale

Short, mostly silent game with a predictable ending. You play an astronaut who is deployed to the Moon to inspect malfunctioning equipment. The job is to complete the assignment assigned by the command back on Earth. When you notice something that needs to be reported, you need to push the radio button that appears in the corner. Everything seemed standard procedure until you noticed a severed hand outside the ship. The command just ignores this and instructs you to continue the task. You quickly discover they did not tell you the whole story. Your base is a ship that is barely larger than a change booth. From here, you can collect space rocks and take pictures with your camera. You also have a handheld mini-game in which you can fly a spaceship and destroy rocks. If you want two achievements, you must obtain a high score on both easy and hard difficulty. The pause menu displays objectives. You will not get any waypoints, but the game handles vital items really well, with a flashing visual that makes them easy to find. Because you do not have pockets, you carry everything in your hands and use it nearby. Except for unusual violin strings, when you see something strange, there…

I had fun. And i jumped once or twice. But didn't really understood the story - either is not explained at all, or i am just a stupid duck.

It seems like the developer had an interesting idea but struggled to fully realize it, resulting in a game that feels unpolished and lacking in player engagement. a) The walking mechanics and controls feel tedious, and since the game involves a lot of walking, this quickly becomes frustrating. b) Interactions feel unrewarding, and the lack of feedback (like a crosshair or dot for precision) makes basic tasks unnecessarily difficult. c) There's a part where you're instructed to "go 30 meters east from the spaceship," but an invisible wall blocks progress. I double-checked the direction, but even that was tricky because the compass is hard to read—its grey-on-grey design blends into the environment. d) The pacing is another issue. Most of the time, nothing much happens, and when things do, they come in the form of cheap, loud jump scares that feel out of place. It feels like more effort went into ensuring the game technically works than into making it fun, engaging, or player-friendly. While I appreciate the ambition behind the project, the execution left me disappointed.

An extremely fun and realistic space horror game where a evil shadow alien stalks you and scares you. I finished the game its definetly the best realistic space horror game ive played i give it 10/10 amazing head bobbing too i loved it. Thankyou

A short simple game. Slightly spoopy with a couple of jump scares. I do have to say that I understand it takes place in space but the lack of almost any audio does take a little bit away from it tbh. Easily can be finished in about 30-45 minutes. For the price I'd say its not bad at all, worth the try for anyone that like space themed horror.

The game had a few small bugs, but nothing game-breaking, and it spooked me good a few times. I wish it could've been a bit longer and that some things were explained, but overall I enjoyed it and the silent yet eerie and ominous atmosphere it provides.