Twelve Floors Below.

In short, This game is a great laconic horror experience. Like a scary story you'll hear at night. The game does a great job being creepy as hell. It's not the monsters or anything, just you and the darkness triggers the first and strongest fears of humankind. I don't think we can call this a game, it's more of a experience, honestly, than a game.

Cool game but getting to all three endings takes the 30 minutes, the majority is an off setting sort of situation, would be worth it on sale but I'd recomend following the dev likely some future good ideas

Maybe it's a me thing, but I got sooo bored with the monologues. They were too long and nothing else really happened in the game. It's a shame because the atmosphere and idea were on point and the game had the potential to be very creepy, the story very interesting, the outcomes very surprising. Personally, I wish the dialogues were shorter. I understand they served a pretty major purpose -telling the backstory, explaining why the player is stuck in an elevator and what options they have to make it out. And it was also nice to not be able to tell who was lying and who wasn't, who was trying to deceive me and who was trying to help me, and making a choice to find out what would happen. But still, it was a bit tedious for me to read paragraphs over paragraphs of subtitles just to make a choice and end up with a "game ended" screen. Luckily though, it lets you replay just the last part to get all the endings, so you don't have to go through the whole shananigans again. So to summarize: gameplay wise it's a no for me -maybe bc of my adhd brain which can't handle long monologues and paragraphs that can't be skipped, especially when it's not rewarded in some way. Story and atmosphere w…

Very good game! It's short but very good! And nice story!

Definitely an interesting experience. Would like to see more of this!

I loved this story and the intrigue it brought. I felt so engaged and took a very VERY long time just wondering what action I should take. It's short, and I highly recommend it.