Security: Stories by the fans

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really boring. 1/10 This game commits the cardinal sin of horror games: showing you the scary stuff before it happens, and it is the main mechanic of the game. Gameplay loop: 1. sit at cameras and swap through until you notice one small change that indicates you to go over there (really hard to see what the thing out of place is most of the time, so it gets you pissed off). 2. Go to thing, and just hover over it and press e. Most of the time this just makes the bad thing go away, sometimes it doesnt but that's when you usually die anyways. 3. if you didn't die, go back to cameras (takes awhile because you are slow). 4. Repeat This sucks because you can see the bad thing before you get there, and even if something changes when you arrive, you have enough range on your vision that you can see it long before it can get you, which diminishes the scare factor. The background audio while on the cameras loops painfully slow, and always plays the same 3 things: a simple song, a slightly creepy song, and a podcast about how to make good horror games (ironic). It ended up getting me bored and irritated by just trying to find the scary stuff and walk to it. And the actual scares never s…

Security: Stories by the fans is a good casual horror game, now then the story. In a hospital a security guard is tasked with watching monitors and dealing with the usual problems, a patient falling on the floor, someone's hand is stuck in the vending machine, the occasional demonic entity, evil cult or a deranged flame throwing man, you know just a typical day at the office. Alright then the likes, the gameplay is okay basically you watch screens and when you see something spooky in one of the monitors you go and deal with it, nothing too complicated and there are variations to each of the duties that makes it tougher. The story is nothing too complicated you're just a security guard in a spooky hospital. The pixel graphic art style is very good it reminds me a little bit of The Count Lucanor with a great use of colors, designs and scenery. The levels are good the hospital's an interesting place with each location different to make sure it's not boring and doesn't get you lost. The monsters are good each one has a nice spooky look to it. Okay is the game scary, not really more disturbing and kind of creepy then actually scary. Alright then the dislikes, some parts of the game …

idk what i must say but i know i must say this the best game i had played in my life i love it so much man who make this game if i meet him i.m gonna give him hug

"Security: Stories by the fans" is a rather weak 2D retro pixel (ugh) thematic ripoff of FNAF, but with a twist, gamers can suggest stories for future content for the game. Here's a suggestion; A developer is so completely unhinged they think it's okay to dump 2D retro pixelcrap on Steam in 2024. The thought of it gives me chills. What do you do in the game? The gameplay loop is weirdly shallower than FNAF... scroll cameras, find something bad, try to stop it (or, mercifully, die), rinse and repeat. It's boring. And probably a key reason the game failed. This features really godawful pixelcrap "art" instead of real graphics. It's hard to say if this was because the developer didn't have the skill to do the job of creating 3D visuals, or couldn't afford to hire someone who does, but it also doesn't matter. What matters is that this looks much worse than most other games because of that decision, and that's a major deterrent to gamers. Games like Terraria and Stardew Valley succeeded [i]despite[/i] the bad graphics, not because of them. Not every "free" game really is. There's often MTX, or content locked behind DLC, or donations being requested, or any other number of t…

Not bad. You have to make use of the camera system to pinpoint and go to the problems. I enjoyed it. Rating: 7/10