Phantom Floor

I had noticed their previous game and decided to try this one because of the style. I generally not great with playing horror so I easily got scared. Each of the modes have a decent difficulty increase and as someone who likes to find items and explore, I found it enjoyable to find them whilst dodging the monster. Overall a decent classic little game to play, I do wish there were some ways to mess with the monster but other than that I did enjoy it.

Pretty cool key-item horror game with an honestly great atmosphere. It's really creepy, the music really sets the tone and the devs have done a good job with the seeds for the game, as not everything is in the same place on each playthrough of the game.

such a good survival horror game !! i loved the credits roll music and thank you for stating at the beginning of the game that no ai was used !! i love seeing that from indie devs <3

Where do I Begin, I stumbled upon this game originally one afternoon when the demo had release, And WOW, what an amazing game it was. When playing the demo the puzzles in this game and the cognitive power required to not get caught pushed me to look at the puzzles I and all of humanity look at every day in life. Now playing at the full game and having completed it, the only thing I have to say to the Developers is Thank you. Because of this game I will be a better boyfriend, son, brother and friend. Not only has this game helped me figure out ways to solve world hunger(which I'm not going to get into right now because I've got 2 more endings to find) It has also pushed me to find God in my own life, making me believe. The graphics are a phenomenal look on retro PS2 style games with adaptive maps that change seeds making it harder to complete again and again. Accompanied by some great audio effects and snazzy rock style song to finish the game off. I will forever be a better man for playing this and I cant wait to see what the Devs have instore for us next.

I must say, I will be writing a strongly worded letter to Air-Bnb as this hotel is nothing like the images! Dilapidated, creepy, all the other guests made far too much noise while being stabbed to death, oh! AND CRUMBS ALL OVER THE BLOODY CARPET! The concierge was a bit over keen to play hide and seek between murdering the other guests and was on the touchy feely side IMHO. If I was a contestant on the popular British TV show "Four in a bed", I would be telling Dave Lamb that this Hotel gets a generous offer of 15 quid per night despite being more murdery than that Bates Hotel. I only got murdered once there by a lovely psycho named Norman, who dressed like his mother, and waited for me to get in the luxury shower facilities they offered before slashing me to ribbons! Despite these setbacks, would stay again! -TLDR? creepy murderer chases you round run down hotel, tense encounters, while trying to escape. GREAT FUN, BUY IT, IT COSTS LESS THAN A STARBUCKS! 🤪 P.S. dont drop the soap

I originally bought Phantom Floor because I thought it was a game. I was wrong. It was a lifestyle intervention. Within 17 minutes of playing, my credit score increased by 143 points. My long lost uncle called to apologise for something he did in 1998. My houseplants stood up straighter. Even the pigeons outside my window started respecting me. Before this game I couldn't cook. Now I can produce a Michelin-star roast dinner using only a kettle, screwdriver and WD-40. The gameplay itself is incredible. At one point I became so immersed that my neighbour knocked on the door to ask why I was loudly thanking the wallpaper. I don't remember doing this, but I trust the game had its reasons. Doctors hate it because after completing Room 2 my resting heart rate became "spiritually optimal." My dentist said my teeth looked more confident. My therapist now asks me for advice. I also noticed my cat has started paying rent. Would I recommend this game? Absolutely. Not because it's scary, atmospheric, or genuinely fun (which it is), but because after finishing it I finally found the motivation to fold the fitted sheet that's been haunting my wardrobe since 2022. 10/10. Would let Phan…