Not Alone

Although it brings basic experience, it’s still a nice distraction for half an hour. The game begins like many indie horror games. You drive through the middle of nowhere when suddenly your car runs out of gas. The gas station down the road is closed, so you decide to ask for help at a nearby house. But this is no ordinary house, and you're locked inside the moment you step through the front door. Also, there is something else. The house doesn’t allow for much exploration. The experience is linear, with the entire gameplay revolving around hunting for a key that opens a door to a room where you discover another key, and so on until you locate the last key. Keys are either in a drawer or visible on tables, so you won't have to spend time looking for them. The single puzzle involves a locked chest with a simple code. The graphics are decent. Although they don't take advantage of the latest eye-candies available today, the interior of the house still has some elements. There's not much to see because it's abandoned and nearly empty, with trash on the floor. However, this means that there are no optimization issues. It works fine with no clipping issues or crashes. As you explore t…

Short find the hidden key game. Decent atmosphere with an annoying paranormal "threat" in that it keeps flicking the lights off in an already pretty dark house. Some forced "you can't escape" elements like said ghostly entity literally nailing boards across the front door as soon as you walk in. Had some issues with the game so it took me longer, but it was my PC (restarted and played fine). Can't say there's enough value to throw down full price ($3.99 USD), but I don't regret my time with it. If anything I suggest grabbing it on sale if you want a game to kill thirty or so minutes.

I wanted to like this game, because it takes a house from my childhood and puts it into what promised to be a unique and spooky scenario. However, progressing through the game is both frustrating and boring. For one, it is WAY too dark. I was literally stuck for a good 15-20 minutes towards the beginning because I couldn't find a flashlight (spoiler: the game doesn't have one), and the dark rooms were literally SO dark that I couldn't even see that light switches even EXISTED, let alone where they were located. I felt like I was going in circles trying to figure out what to do. Plus, the inability to adjust gamma--even a LITTLE--made this game needlessly complicated. But I have to assume that was intentional, in some attempt to mask the fact that this game, at its core, is nothing more than "find a key to unlock the next room, which will have a key to unlock the NEXT room, and so on until you unlock the final exit." That said, the soundscape around the house, hearing noises being made in other rooms, sets a very good eerie atmosphere. So that's at least one thing the game does right. Beyond that, it's little more than a walking simulator with keys and a familiar house. A …

Welp I could barely figure out what to do soon after entering the house. Tried every door etc and they were locked. May try it again at some point. Still I'll thumb it up coz it was probably just a me problem. Gameplay Impressions: https://youtu.be/RN8ZKSo8RtY

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A few really good jump scares. Pretty short and simple game though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52hOPsngROE