PROJECT 13 Perception Test

PROJECT 13 Perception Test, is a sequel that challenges players' observational skills by tasking them with identifying anomalies in various scenes from a stationary observation chair. The objective is to correctly report 13 anomalies in succession to complete the test. Pros: - Unique Concept: The game offers an innovative approach to the hidden object genre, focusing on subtle environmental changes to test players' perception. - Atmospheric Design: The immersive scenes are meticulously crafted, creating an engaging environment that enhances the challenge of spotting anomalies. - Progressive Difficulty: As players advance, the anomalies become increasingly subtle, providing a growing challenge for those seeking to test their observational skills. Cons: - Repetitive Gameplay: The core mechanic of sitting and observing scenes can become monotonous over time, potentially leading to player disengagement. - Limited Content: With a finite number of scenes and anomalies, the game may lack replay value once all anomalies have been identified. - High Difficulty Curve: The requirement to identify 13 anomalies consecutively without error can be frustrating, especially when this one removes t…

Awesome new iteration over the anomaly concept following the Project 13 lore. A mix between Nightwatch and the Project 13 first games, with even more anomalies and a very eerie atmosphere and good jump scares. Totally recommended.

The anomalies need to be more obvious thats my only complaint. IF you like these type of games then buy it as its under 5 bucks. Has its jump scares here in there.

This is the fourth instalment in the anomaly hunting series by DryBread Studios. No more walking corridors or binoculars this time, oh no there is a TWIST! You wake up strapped in a chair, sat in a dark creepy, empty room with shutter & 3 buttons in front of you and only a curtain behind you, but wait is there someone lurking behind that curtain ? Open the shutter and examine the scene, like the previous games you are looking for anomalies, this time you have a timer of sorts, YOUR SANITY! Don`t spend too long checking the scene and make your choice, can you find enough anomalies and escape or will you fail and be trapped in this room forever! The graphics have a much darker, grainier feel to them, zooming in can be helpful but also quite blurry at times making it quite a challenge to spot things. Sound is sparse but most scenes have a background sound that suits the scene. I finished this one quicker then I did the previous games, probably because I am quite used to find anomalies. The games difficulty is just right in my opinion and with leader-boards for you high score freaks out there, and an upcoming HARDCORE there is a little bit extra for a further play. If you lov…

Finally, not just another anomaly spotting game, you think upon loading into the game. Right from the start, this game promises innovation, a twist on the many traditional Observation Duty/Exit 8 like games. For what thus game sets out to do, I applaud it. But it's very poorly executed leading to frustrating and repetitive gameplay, broken achievements, and a buggy mess. If you value your sanity, I cannot recommend this. I lost mine somewhere around 0.5hrs in and still continued to play, determined to beat the game (I did) and get the achievements (I had to cheat em, they're broken.) [B]Pros[/B] - Innovative, fresh take on anomaly spotting - Once (or if) you understand the baseline, the anomalies are pretty cool and unique - Great zoom function [B]Cons[/B] - Executed poorly - Repetitive, frustrating gameplay loop - Broken achievements - Bugs, so many bugs [B]Overall rating: 3.5/10[/B]

Another fun edition of the Project 13 storyline. This round of anomaly hunting feels a bit more like a Deathwatchers, except instead of a computer and sifting through cameras, the rooms are brought to you behind a gate that you raise and lower. While it is open, your sanity starts to drop. While closed, sanity pauses but you must make a decision before moving forward. 13 correct guesses in a row gets you a win. Run out of sanity before that and you ded. I like the simplicity of this one. The Anomaly Looping style game really has been flooded the last few months so it is cool to see the devs behind Project 13 continuously change it up. The immediate difficulty with the game is trying to determine if there is an anomaly in front of you when seeing a room for the first time. Over time you start to recognize when a room is "normal" and thus when an anomaly is actually present. The lighting and graphics having the blur was pretty annoying and I wish I could shut it off. Otherwise, performed well, the zoom function helped focus through the blur, sound design was fine, and even the couple jumpscares were done well enough. If you dig this style of horror/puzzle game, it's worth yo…