Tunnel
KOMA · 2025 · Psychological Horror, Pixel Graphics, Dungeon Crawler, Adventure, Singleplayer
PC
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About Tunnel
The story is about a man who was desperate enough to accept a strange but well-paid job. Without hesitation, he responded to the offer and was immediately hired. The task seemed simple: to perform routine but responsible work—identifying breakdowns in tunnels, repairing electrical systems, checking equipment, and so on.Now you're in the hero’s shoes. The game unfolds in a pixelated style, giving it a nostalgic charm while also creating an oppressive, unsettling atmosphere. There are no bright hints—just you, your intuition, and your caution.It all begins like a typical night shift. The subway is a vast but familiar structure, where the rumble of the rails and the dim glow of the lamps provide a calm—if slightly ominous—backdrop. But the deeper you venture into the tunnel, the stranger things become. The lights begin to flicker. You hear footsteps… even though no one is there. Strange sounds—and even stranger sights—start to emerge.Is it just fatigue? A trick of the mind? Or is the subway hiding something much darker?A small but atmospheric pixel art game with elements of exploration and survival.Every location hides danger, and every decision you make matters.This is my first game that I've managed to bring to completion. It may not be flawless, but it is heartfelt. Every person who buys it helps me move forward and create something bigger. Thank you for your support!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I am sorry man but I have to give a "thumbs down" on this. The game feels so unfinished. If this game was an early access game I could've understood where this was coming from but in this state this feels like a small map with bad mechanics. That lethal yellow cable is such a buzz kill. Makes your already narrow corridor narrower along with giving you an insane penalty by making you play all the way to the start. Also most of the time I couldn't tell if I was progressing. All of these aside, you managed to make a good atmosphere along with an intriguing game where the player feels curious about the environment and the game and what is going on. Along with that graphics fit the setting well which means if you only filled the gaps of gameplay and progression in your way this game could've thrived. But props for making your first game KOMA, even though I gave you a thumbs down, you certainly try and know something.3 found this helpful
The game doesn’t feel quite finished. The empty locations and lack of progression made it hard for me to stay engaged until the end. Also, being able to turn on the debug camera breaks the immersion a bit. I’d also love an option to tweak the level of image pixelation — it felt a bit too strong for me. That said, the concept is really interesting and the atmosphere is great. You can tell the developer put a lot of effort into this project, and I honestly wish them the best of luck with whatever they create next!
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