

The 8th Day
Tainted Games · 2019 · Indie, Gore, Violent, Survival Horror, Psychological Horror
PC
Mostly Negative25% · 20 📈 Making a comeback 40%
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About The 8th Day
Trapped in an abandoned asylum, terror awaits. Behind every corner, an evil presence lurks. The only sense of safety comes from the light.
Experience The 8th Day, a procedurally-generated, psychological horror for the PC. Get lost in a world that changes every time you load the game, allowing for unlimited replayability and unpredictability at every turn. Navigate to safety while avoiding what lies in the shadows. What will you discover in the darkness?
Features:
Story Mode: Survive through a classic survival horror experience in a first person perpective.
World: procedurally generated and recursive game-play in a haunted asylum.
Puzzles: Keys, locked doors and many was to get lost.
Cinematic: Experience your last moments through the eye's of Rex, a Regular Joe in the wrong place at the right time.
Explore: Search rooms and read logs to find keys and solve puzzles to survive.
Fight or Flee: Engage threats directly or run away to safety in another room or use the light to banish the demos.
Progress: Saving is limited and restricted. find computers to record your progress.
Storage: Manage your limited inventory by finding items in lockers and desk drawers.
Defense: Utilize numerous light sources”flashlight, glow sticks” to banish demons. other light sources will be added in future updates.
Experience The 8th Day, a procedurally-generated, psychological horror for the PC. Get lost in a world that changes every time you load the game, allowing for unlimited replayability and unpredictability at every turn. Navigate to safety while avoiding what lies in the shadows. What will you discover in the darkness?
Features:
Story Mode: Survive through a classic survival horror experience in a first person perpective.
World: procedurally generated and recursive game-play in a haunted asylum.
Puzzles: Keys, locked doors and many was to get lost.
Cinematic: Experience your last moments through the eye's of Rex, a Regular Joe in the wrong place at the right time.
Explore: Search rooms and read logs to find keys and solve puzzles to survive.
Fight or Flee: Engage threats directly or run away to safety in another room or use the light to banish the demos.
Progress: Saving is limited and restricted. find computers to record your progress.
Storage: Manage your limited inventory by finding items in lockers and desk drawers.
Defense: Utilize numerous light sources”flashlight, glow sticks” to banish demons. other light sources will be added in future updates.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The 8th Day puts you in a supposed "procedurally-generated" abandoned asylum where you have to escape. The story is sparse, the assets are a dime-a-dozen, and it honestly looks as though the game is abandoned at this point. That being said, it's not really unexpected anymore on Steam from a no-name developer on a game that costs a buck; just another cash grab-and-run backed by a plethora of lame excuses. The AI is bad, the graphics are worse, and none of the functions actually work as intended. Are you sold on this title yet? So after about half an hour of wandering around, collecting notes, killing ghosts, and generally trying to figure out where the hell to go and what to do, the game decided to kill me off out of nowhere. I'd guess that I died from lack of light and going insane, but I had my flashlight on and I had just finished standing under an overhead light for several minutes while I was catching up on reading all of the notes that I recently acquired; so my sanity meter should've been full. With no save feature yet implemented, this unnecessary death put me all the way back at the beginning of the game. That's The 8th Day's biggest drawback; its features just don't work…10 found this helpful
Some horror games are good, some horror games are bad, and then others are unplayable.. --- So quote the Orge!!! I attempted to play The 8th day today, things started out well enough, the store photos look nice, the price of .99 cent seemed like something I can get down with.. The installation was really quick... The menu looked good and a creepy voice said The 8th day when I pressed New game.. The game had an on screen menu which showed a brief introduction on how to play and then you're on your way.. I noticed a few odd things immediately.. One thing the game focused my attention on a level on the wall, I turned on my flashlight and threw the switch.. Then I tried the door.. my cursor seemed to lock in place and the screen read the door was unlocked but wouldn't open.. Then nothing, I couldn't do anything else, then the game crashed.. I was a sad panda.. I proceeded to repeat the process a few times and then ultimately decided the game is broken..? Some steps I took to get the game running, I tried to verify the files, I tried to run the game as administrator and even tried to run the game in a few different compatibility modes, and nothing worked.. So unfortunately I…8 found this helpful
The mouse sensitivity keeps changing to 0%, which makes the mouse not work at all. The game is unplayable. Also the key bindings let you change almost all binds except movement, not a "WASD" guy. Obviously can't comment on game content. At least you can play in 4K though if you could actually play.3 found this helpful
This game is awesome! Has a really creepy amnesia vibe!! It is early access so taking that into account this game has SO much potential! I can't wait to see what the devs do for the final release! I'am definately watching this one cause I know it can be an amazing horror! Kudos to the Devs!!:)3 found this helpful
It was kinda appealing, like getting the journals and exploring and discovering when turning back, doors are suddenly open or other weird things happening, falling boxes, rolling balls. But then a woman started to scream and it never stopped, couldn't focus, got annoyed and quit. So the light is your friend, the moment you step into darkness, your sanity drops and you die when the meter is gone. Seems legit. Little puzzles to solve in order to progress, cheap jumpscares, not too bad atmosphere, little obstacles... But this game needs a lot, I mean A LOT of polishing. Maybe a different engine might do the trick? Makes the game more fluent, control wise responsive... Add more colors, more variants of visual effects, shades, mist, etc... Like the game uses a filter to simulate the mist, but I think you are able to simulate it as animated mist inside the game, instead of a filter that turns with you when you move. Anyways, if the DEV has not abandoned the game yet and willing to update it, I might give it a try again. The best thing about the game is the sanity thing, that is really cool. For now, I am sadly not recommending it, but if updated and with the improvements, I will rewri…2 found this helpful
Everytime I go to interact with the switch my camera locks with dialogue at the bottom and I cant move. The game then soft-locks and I am forced to quit. Not only that I have a i58890k and a 1060 and I only get 30 fps on ultra. I would recommend sexy serial killer, the better game.
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