Locked in my Darkness 2: The Room

Locked in my Darkness 2: The Room is a first-person psychological horror adventure developed by Blusagi Team and published by indie.io, serving as the final chapter in the Locked in my Darkness series. It builds upon the unsettling foundations laid by its predecessors while refining its focus on environmental storytelling, emotional tension, and slow-burning dread. Rather than leaning on action or constant jump scares, the game embraces a methodical, introspective approach to horror, immersing players in an atmosphere where unease seeps in gradually and lingers long after each scene concludes. The story centers on Yuki Tachibana, a young student who relocates with her family to a modest apartment in New York in hopes of starting anew. However, the promise of a fresh beginning quickly dissolves as strange occurrences begin to surface within the building. What starts as subtle disturbances evolves into something far more sinister, blurring the boundary between reality and something darker lurking beneath the surface. The narrative unfolds through exploration, scattered notes, and environmental cues rather than overt exposition. This fragmented storytelling style encourages players t…

Worked initially but after ca 70min game gives black screen instead of main menu. Nothing can be done there, only Alt + F4. Deleted game and redownloaded it. Checked integrity of files - nothing. Luckily it is still inside refund window... EDIT: It was corrupted cloud save issue. After disabling the cloud sync and deleting local files it is working again. Dev was very helpful to resolve the issue.

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★★★★★ (5/5) Locked in my Darkness 2: The Room is a solid 2-hour horror experience that keeps things tight and focused. It doesn’t overstay its welcome, and that actually works in its favor. The atmosphere is tense the whole time, and the sound design really helps build that creepy, uncomfortable feeling. The puzzles are straightforward but fit the experience well, so you’re never stuck for too long. Overall, it’s a short but well-crafted psychological horror game that’s definitely worth playing if you enjoy dark, immersive indie titles.

Locked in my Darkness 2: The Room is a short but really atmospheric psychological horror experience. The best part of the game is definitely the mood. It doesn’t rely on cheap jump scares every five minutes. Instead, it builds tension slowly through lighting, sound design, and that constant feeling that something isn’t right. Exploring the apartment feels unsettling in a good way — like the environment itself is watching you. The gameplay is mostly exploration and puzzle solving. You read notes, look for clues, and move through distorted spaces that blur reality and memory. There’s no combat, which actually makes it more tense because you feel vulnerable the whole time. It’s not a super long game, but it feels like a complete experience. If you enjoy indie psychological horror games focused on atmosphere and story rather than action, this one is worth checking out. Definitely a solid entry in the series. Nice spooky.

El primero esta bien, pero este segundo realmente consigue sacarme mas sustos de los que pensaba. Tanto la atmosfera como la historia estan muy bien, las mecanicas y los puzzles estan bien implementados, sin hacerse pesados. En esencia una buena segunda parte. Recomendado