Siberian experiment

During my search for hidden gems in the horror walking simulator genre, I’ve played some really good games, I’ve played some average games and I’ve played some bad games. What makes a good horror walking simulator, first and foremost its the atmosphere, you have to believe that you’re actually in a haunted place, whether it be house, hospital, graveyard or whatever, you have to be somewhat unnerved, hearing creepy sounds, seeing strange flashes of light, having the limited lighting sources randomly blow out while the tiny sliver of light you have flickers and you’re pondering what creepy crawly nasty will come for you next or what lies behind that next corner. Siberian Experiment cost .99 cent, so I’m not going to be too hard on the game. The fact that it has the same exact unedited stage I just played in another game “You Must” was only a minor issue, when I was playing the game and trying to enjoy it, then got stuck on a piece of terrain that wasn’t only minor, it required a complete restart of the game... Reused unity assets or not, that is kind of inexcusable. The awesome looking trailer in the steam page, and the camera footage at the start had me really stoked for this …

Well, even for the asking price I wouldn't recommend this game product. There is no horror, no decent puzzles, no mystery to speak of (it seems there is such thing as 'too cheesy'). The only actually difficult puzzle is the consequence of English not being the developer's first language (I would assume the developer's mother tongue is some Slavic language, since they seem to use 'battery' instead of 'radiator', as a calque). The 'horror' keeps bugging out and running into the wall. The level design is atrocious, there is no rhyme or reason. The 'facility' seems anchronistic, the dates on the documents don't correspond to some terms and some posters used. The music doesn't loops properly and it is really irritating - but less irritating than blinking fluorescent lamps EVERYWHERE. In short, don't bother. There is definetely better use for your time.

Seems like a decent horror game that isn't finished. You get to a room where you put knives into the symbol on the wall. Once you finish it goes to cut scene then the game goes back to main menu. I hope this finishes so i can stream it

(ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧ I really couldn't find this key under the battery, loved the atmosphere but wish I was smarter to figure out where the key was. Also maybe some way to turn the alarm off after you set it off? https://youtu.be/3trOh64DBW0

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Siberian experiment opens with a compelling premise that immediately sets the tone for a cold, oppressive journey into isolation and forgotten horrors. You arrive in an abandoned military facility buried deep within the Siberian wilderness — a research site tied to a clandestine program known as “Insomnia,” an experiment meant to strip soldiers of fear, emotion, and exhaustion. The environment is the game’s greatest storyteller: rotting bunk beds, flickering lamps, peeling walls, and scattered documents hint at the desperation and madness that preceded your arrival. That sense of decay and abandonment permeates every hallway, giving the impression that something terrible happened and that whatever remains in the shadows has learned to survive long after the scientists have vanished. This quiet introduction creates an atmosphere of unease that pulls you steadily deeper into the complex. The gameplay structure leans heavily into exploration and environmental storytelling. Siberian experiment adopts the familiar rhythm of first-person horror adventures: wandering through dimly lit corridors, searching for scattered notes, deciphering fragments of research logs, and solving basic puzz…