

Right Turn
Grinding Crow · 2024 · Horror, Psychological Horror, Simulation, Dark, Atmospheric
PC
Positive86% · 14
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About Right Turn
Navigate an endless, ever-changing town whilst trying to make your way to Interstate 42 in this 3D psychological thriller.
As you drive, small anomalies appear - changes in the environment that challenge your perception and attention to detail. Take a Right Turn the moment you spot something wrong - each correct turn brings you closer to the exit.
But be warned - miss an anomaly or be sent to the void by one of the more aggressive hallucinations and you'll find yourself thrust back into the eerie loop.
How long can you maintain your sanity in a town where reality constantly shifts, and the road to escape seems just out of reach?
As you drive, small anomalies appear - changes in the environment that challenge your perception and attention to detail. Take a Right Turn the moment you spot something wrong - each correct turn brings you closer to the exit.

But be warned - miss an anomaly or be sent to the void by one of the more aggressive hallucinations and you'll find yourself thrust back into the eerie loop.

How long can you maintain your sanity in a town where reality constantly shifts, and the road to escape seems just out of reach?
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
A nice simple game for your daily dose of spooky clowns.1 found this helpful
The driving mechanics are fun, but the rest of the game is frustrating in a way that doesn't allow for trial and error, like other anomaly games do. The "main area" of the map, where all anomalies should be, is unclear, considering that the instructions say to "go straight if there are no anomalies" and "go right if there are anomalies". Presumably, this means all anomalies are in the main street before the turn, but there are several anomalies the only appear after the turn, and one that doesn't even register as an anomaly (the gate that closes at the exit, which results in your progress being reset after you take the right turn), and i can't even be sure if there are any anomalies in the other street going right. All of this in a dark and visually-noisy map makes for a frustrating experience. And this is before you try looking out for sound cues, since the normal ambience isn't consistent, and features sounds that don't fit what's happening on screen, leading you to think that the normal ambience is actually an audio anomaly, of which, if i recall, there actually are some.
great fun game. not so easy as i thought ;)
Although this is a small indie game, it's amazing how immersive can be after a while in the game. Good job!
An interesting and fresh concept, easy to pick up and play, as the game throws you right into the action. The atmosphere is quite eerie, giving a palpable sense of isolation. Small details like having to manually reverse/drive make the car feel more realistic.
It has the creepy pasta vibe to it which makes it quite enjoyable. Requires a bit more polishing, but it's going in a good direction.
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