

Testimony - Metal Graveyard
Testimony · 2025 · Adventure, Mystery, Thriller, Psychological Horror, Simulation
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About Testimony - Metal Graveyard
Testimony is an episodic horror-thriller game anthology where each chapter tells a short story of people who have survived by making the right choices.If you have a testimony to tell, we’ll love you to share it with us in our official channels!
Testimony - Metal Graveyard
Mario, a college student in his early 20s, gets a call from a distant uncle asking him to take care of a junkyard in the middle of nowhere. As the days unfold, he’ll wish he had never gone there. Mario survived by making the right choices.Gameplay
Metal Graveyard is a first-person walking simulator atmospheric experience where you can drive, have conversations with NPCs and receive text messages
Key Features
Testimony - Metal Graveyard
Mario, a college student in his early 20s, gets a call from a distant uncle asking him to take care of a junkyard in the middle of nowhere. As the days unfold, he’ll wish he had never gone there. Mario survived by making the right choices.Gameplay
Metal Graveyard is a first-person walking simulator atmospheric experience where you can drive, have conversations with NPCs and receive text messages
Key Features
- Old school horror visuals
- Text messages from NPCs
- Drive a car
- Grab and place objects
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
A pretty decent psychological horror/ walking simulator type game. If you are a fan of indie horror games this one doesn't really stand out but it still delivers a fairly entertaining experience. I did not have high expectations for this game as I was playing it on my Youtube channel and was just looking to get lost in a story for a bit but I would say it delivered. It is short but that is pretty common with some of these horror games.1 found this helpful
This might be the birth of a new indie-horror saga
Let me tell you, the jump scares work. I may or may not have yelped loud enough to scare my cat. But once you get past those moments of pure panic, the game slows down… a lot. There’s a ton of walking back and forth, like the world’s creepiest fetch quest marathon. Gameplay-wise, it’s easy to follow — you won’t need a walk through or a PhD to figure it out. The story’s decent too; I actually understood what was happening, So, points for that. Now, the real horror? No sensitivity slider. My mouse was either doing yoga or break dancing, depending on the day. Seriously, let us adjust our aim before I spin in circles again. Overall, not bad! It’s got its spooky moments, it’s straightforward, and it won’t fry your brain. Just be ready for some cardio… digital cardio. 6/10
meh
WHERE I NEED TO RUN LAST PART HUHHH !!
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