Moksha (2026)

Moksha is a small free horror game that puts me in a dark maze where I have very little information about what is happening. Every time I start, the rooms are rearranged, so I cannot simply memorize one route and follow it every time. My only real source of vision is a flashlight, and even that is limited because the batteries eventually run out. There is also something moving through the rooms with me, so exploring is never completely comfortable. I like the basic idea because it makes the darkness itself part of the gameplay rather than just using it for atmosphere. The flashlight works particularly well for me because it gives me enough information to move forward without making the whole area visible. I have to decide where I want to look and how much time I can spend exploring before my batteries become a problem. Knowing that something is hunting me makes even simple exploration feel more tense. I am not fighting my way through the map or collecting loads of equipment. Most of the time I am just trying to understand where I am and stay alive long enough to find what I need. The story is handled through pieces of photographs that I can find around the changing rooms. These g…

Good proof of concept, carry on.