NO.8 High School

This game was [b]fun for about an hour[/b], but not much more. You play as a student in a classroom, fully stationary and unable to move around. You can only see what’s visible from your desk. Your goal is to [b]find anomalies[/b] and mark the number of them on the paper in front of you. There are either [b]0, 1, 2, or 3 anomalies simultaneously[/b]. If you’re correct, the days tick down from 30. If you’re wrong, they tick up. The game ends when you reach day 0. The anomalies themselves are a bit too obvious and easy to learn. It’s fully [b]possible to spot 3 anomalies in under ten seconds[/b] and mark them on your paper. That said, the game does get scarier as the days tick down. It never reaches a truly terrifying level, though, with [b]no jumpscares and only minor creepy[/b] stuff like spooky sounds and creepy hands. All in all, it was [b]interesting while it lasted[/b]. Fun for about an hour and definitely worth the 4.49€ I paid for it.

Not a scary anomaly game, but still fun to play! As the game progresses, you may need to find up to 3 anomalies in the room.

very nice

I bought the game at a discounted price and genuinely enjoyed it. It’s a pleasant anomaly game without jump scares, with an interesting concept of searching for anomalies, and you can finish it in about half an hour. Very relaxing.