Remind Yourself

****************************************** UPDATE!! Dev failed to respond in a week to negative reviews of a game after it was released. Either this is a scam as I reference below or the dev is incompetent. In either case, do not buy this poor excuse of a game. I wouldn't buy it for $0.01. I got refund. ****************************************** "where the story has a fundamental role" <- I spent 30 minutes trying to find the story or find anything to justify holding off giving this game a negative review, but I just couldn't do it. Remember the Windows 3D Maze screensaver from Windows 95? If so, then you have already seen this game. The best I have been able to determine, is that this is a maze you blindly run around while a woman slowly walks after you and if you get to close, you get screamed at then promptly start over. There is little to no game options. Based on the limited options, grammar of the game page and half-assed game play, this strikes me as a foreign throw together in attempt to only get money for 15 minutes of work. To the developer: If you feel this review is harsh and I have missed some crucial part of the game that would change my mind, then please let …

4 of the 5 screenshots on the store page are of the area you spawn in at the start & the 5th one is the first room you spawn into in the second area which is where you realise you've paid $15 for a dark maze game. I already don't really care for maze games, I like them even less in the dark (you get a flashlight which illuminates about 2 feet in front of you, it is barely tolerable). The environments in the maze (that I ran around in for about 15 minutes before giving up because there didn't seem to be any environmental clues as to which way I was meant to be going) were uninteresting, which is why I mentioned the store screenshot selection at the start, I don't think there is much of interest in the rest of the game. The busted wooden floors, the lockers closed & open, upturned tables were just repeated through corridors at random, so it all blended together into a blur of me not caring anymore & waiting for the jumpscare to kill me. The Pineview Drive guys did a good maze in Obscuritas, it gave you environmental clues so you could tell you were on the right track, it was subtle an unobtrusive but you had a clue, so you weren't just getting more pissed off at another corridor …

This game is definitely confusing...will it scare you? Yes YES IT WILL, but after awhile you are very confused as what to do...if you are going in the right place? No clues at all...no clues, so it is a huge maze. If they update it or kinda tell you what you are supposed to do then yeah it can be a great game. The jumpscares can only get you so many times... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98LtATU7N9I AT THIS MOMENT, I do not recommend it, but in the future very possible.

I completed the game, never again haha. To start off, this game has no save feature, meaning that if it freezes or crashes, you need to start from the very beginning. You simply cannot take a break from it once you start it. So to put it simply, it is definitely not a maze game for the feint of heart and definitely something you don't want to do alone. It is very easy to get lost and die and it requires sheer dedication to finish. You enter the maze knowing nothing and the story reveals itself as you progress through the maps. This game only features one enemy which continually follows you around the map, which is modified as you progress through the levels. There are 4 levels in total. I have to say, after completing the game, it is definitely worth the original price because it is hard but the end is totally worth it.