Static Voice

Good for its price, I got it on sale... I played on Linux using Proton. I was forced to edit: ~/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata/4207170/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/Local Settings/Application Data/StaticVoice/Save/GameUserSettings.ini to put screen resolution here, because it tried to run 720p and looked horrible.

Definitely one of the better horror games ive played in a while. Love the atmosphere, that clearly does not fail in immersing the player in the gameplay. A pretty simple idea is executed at the peak of its potential.

Early in the game, you are tasked with searching the janitor's room for some kind of radio. The game froze while listening to his radio. The fact that this game has no save system meant I had to restart the whole thing. The game froze there on my second as well. Wasted time, wasted money. I wouldn't recommend this half-baked game.

A Masterclass in Immersive Storytelling and Precision Craftsmanship In an era where indie titles often chase spectacle over substance, this gem carves out its own haunting niche with an atmosphere so palpably thick you can almost taste the fog-shrouded tension. Every pixel pulses with meticulous detail—from the flickering lantern light casting elongated shadows on weathered stone walls, to the subtle rustle of leaves betraying hidden foes in overgrown thickets. It's these layers of environmental storytelling that transform mere scenery into a living, breathing entity, pulling you deeper into a world that lingers long after the credits roll. Gameplay strikes a sublime balance, weaving taut, deliberate combat with exploration that rewards the patient observer. Controls feel intuitive yet demanding, each parry and dodge a dance of skill honed through trial and rewarding error. Puzzles unfold like riddles whispered by the game's lore, never frustrating but always challenging your wits, while emergent encounters keep sessions fresh and pulse-pounding. The characters, oh, they steal the show—flawed souls etched with nuance and quiet tragedy, their arcs propelled by a plot that t…

The game is quite impressive. The style fits the horror genre with its unsettling setting, which, supported by the idea, does a great job in immersing the player in the gameplay. Also, credits to the developer for adding quite some easter eggs :3

seeing that monster was diabolical