Mine of my Mind

The game opens with you sitting in an interrogation room, facing a police officer who wants to know what happened. As you begin telling your story, you're taken back a few days to what seemed like an ordinary evening. You're starting another night shift in the mines alongside your best buddy, just like always. Things quickly take a turn, though. After mentioning to the team that you're about to get promoted and leave, everyone starts acting strangely. They head into the mines without you, claiming you drank too much and passed out. Then there's your best friend, who somehow keeps appearing when you least expect him, and before long, you begin seeing things that may or may not be real. My first impression was positive, mostly because of the visual style, even if it takes a little getting used to. The camera is pulled back slightly, making everything in the center of the screen look normal while the edges appear stretched. It creates an effect similar to a fisheye lens. Since there's no option to disable it, you simply have to adapt. It works well in the cramped mine tunnels where it enhances the claustrophobic atmosphere, but it feels less convincing in the outdoor sections. The …

Great little game from some talented brothers. 10/10 would mine with Frank again

cool and atmospheric lil horror game!

it was pretty weird. I remember some parts being a bit annoying figuring out what to do though.

A surprisingly enjoyable experience. The retro visuals, creepy atmosphere, and engaging story make this game stand out. It's not perfect, but it's fun, memorable, and well worth the price. I definitely recommend it to fans of classic-style horror games.

Its an average ps1 style horror (but not really ps1 so maybe ps2?) so nothing to expect out of the ordinary.