Shadow of Pharos

A really atmospheric and unique addition to the lo-fi indie horror genre! Navigating the pitch-black corridors of a decaying world while trying to survive an unsettling paranormal entity is just as tense as it sounds. The retro, pixelated levels are beautifully designed, and trying to explore with a total lack of UI while dealing with limited visibility adds a great sense of urgency and isolation. It is the perfect indie arcade horror for passing the time, testing your nerves, and soaking in that heavy PS1-era atmosphere. Definitely recommended!

NEGATIVE🟥 🟧 🟨 🟩 🟦 🟪POSITIVE [h1]#tinygamereview[/h1] [code] there are so few indicators [/code] 🟧 [b]DIRECTIONLESS[/b] 🟧 [hr][/hr] 🎮 🟧[b]Gameplay:[/b] 1-2 short sentences describing how it's played (especially if unique), its difficulty, and what's good/bad about it. 📖 🟧[b]Narrative:[/b] I keep thinking "there's [i]something here[/i]" but it's really taken some looking 🔊 🟧[b]Audio:[/b] only actually-good sound are a couple of the audio recordings; not much else to speak of 🖼️ 🟨[b]Visuals:[/b] I'm usually a fan of this sort of aesthetic, but there were some scenes that were just [i]too dark[/i] [hr][/hr] [h1]#readme[/h1] I'm still not sure what is going on in this game, but I think that its general minimalism, brevity, and visual presentation are doing enough work for me to [i]want to come back[/i] and see what I missed the first time around. Or two. Or four. I may just be giving the [i]prospect[/i] of a good time the benefit of the doubt, here. I love a good puzzle and figuring out vague hints and all, but the mystery and mystique of this game seems a bit out of left field. The only other saving grace for my recommendation is its lack of price. [h1]#memorycard[…

30 minute walking sim horror game, but I didn't see a single shadow of an ancient Pharaoh

an atmospheric piece of ♥♥♥♥

Is Game. Almost got bored of checking and opening doors but then the game ended so thumbs up.

This stupid game Wasting my time