Strange Night ll

Short first-person psychological horror game in which you, as a night guard, guard the scene of a brutal crime in a mysterious hostel, monitoring cameras and investigating disturbing phenomena ✅The graphics are good for a low budget ✅The game's sound is good in places and helps build the atmosphere ❌The plot is practically unexplained ❌The game isn't scary at all ❌The game doesn't explain what to do ❌The price is too high for the game's content ❌Small number of mechanics

[b] P. S. If you have difficulties in the walktrough, this guide will be very useful: [/b] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3561496240 [h1] TYPICAL HOSTEL IN GETTO [/h1] Comparing two indie horror games is a thankless job, but at least the first one made a bit more sense. In Strange Night II, they didn’t even include Steam cards, so you can't get your money back. Basically, it’s the same first-person exploration horror that just feels dragged out because it’s easy to get stuck. The graphics and blur effects are still amateurish, and while the sound no longer blasts at 200% during jump scares, it still doesn’t build real suspense. The tension tries to be there, but it fizzles out quickly. The gameplay is exhausting in its sheer pointlessness. The idea is to recharge cameras at the security post and run around to red points on the map: sometimes crawling into vents, sometimes breaking into some locked room. From the first part, the boring safe puzzle is back, and the new puzzles are just ridiculous. The last straw was the segment before the finale, where you have to collect five rats — that’s when I quit the game. This isn’t Five Nights at Freddy's, …

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A really strange indie game, the base idea is good but the execution not so much, the game is buggy and really confusing, it doesn't tell you anything, not even a note found in the game, which makes everything feel really annoying, but some parts I found funny, for example the guy touching is butt and the people in the bedroom, really unexpected but funny, if that was intended. Overall not a good game but not an awful one, it could have been made better, especially for the objectives part. Overall i give it a 4 out of ten, I hope your future games will be much better.

Another game that starts with no clue about what the hell is going on. You are in what seems to be an abandoned boarding school, but according to the title it was a hostel? There are some cameras that need to be recharged, but you learn about this by getting close to a camera and pressing a key. Why? What is going on? Anyway, the graphics do look good. The environment is nice. And so is the audio, I recognize some tunes here that I've heard on Youtube before. But the game is just running around in corridors. Not that interesting.

Strange Night II, developed by Labory and published by SA Industry, is a low-budget psychological horror experience that leans heavily into atmosphere, isolation, and slow-building tension rather than spectacle or action. Set within a remote hostel overshadowed by rumors of a violent crime, the game places players in the role of a newly hired night watchman tasked with monitoring the premises during long, unsettling shifts. From the outset, it establishes a tone of unease, inviting players into a world where the ordinary feels subtly wrong and where every creak of wood or flicker of light carries potential menace. The core gameplay revolves around observation and vigilance. Players patrol dim hallways, inspect rooms, and frequently rely on a CCTV monitoring system to scan different sections of the building. Motion sensors and camera feeds become your primary tools, reinforcing the sense that you are constantly watching — and possibly being watched. The act of scanning empty corridors may seem mundane, but the design transforms repetition into tension. Long stretches of quiet surveillance gradually heighten anxiety, conditioning players to anticipate disruption. When something fina…