Uh Oh! (2025)

The random tape jumps are annoying as hell, alright game. Kinda clunky, but free so. Eh.

really cool game I just wish it had a save system, my game bugged out and I had to completly start over

Uh Oh! is a short horror game that takes me into an abandoned experimentation facility where pretty much everything has gone wrong. I am exploring the place through a VHS camera, trying to work out what happened while avoiding some seriously creepy creatures. The whole thing is built around the found footage style, so the picture is grainy and distorted and the camera makes everything feel like I am watching something I probably should not be seeing. It is a very simple setup, but I think it works well for a horror game that is meant to be finished in around an hour. The atmosphere is probably the best thing about it for me. The old VHS look gives the facility a really uncomfortable feeling, especially when I am walking through dark rooms and have no idea what is going to appear next. The sound design helps a lot too. I can hear noises around me without always being able to tell exactly where they are coming from, which makes me much more cautious when exploring. I like that the game does not need constant jumpscares to keep me nervous. A lot of the tension comes from knowing something could be nearby. The three VHS tapes also make the story more interesting than I expected. I am…

that was a fun little horror experience, I think the random frequent jumps between the tapes can be a bit annoying, though I can see what the developer was trying to go for having you progress through all 3 of them at a time and pulling all the levers right at the end to i guess "release" the chosen one, it's clever my biggest complaints are how clunky some of the things you interact with can be (eg. trying to pull out/put in a battery but the option not appearing despite your mouse being right on top of the thing, having to push your mouse FORWARD to crank the wheels) and how unpredictable and almost luck based the blind monster feels, despite all of that i had a fun time :3c

big monkey. i like the lack of notes describing stuff that happened/lore that other games like this might have its much better when youre left to piece it together yourself

Uh Oh? More like Uhhh no. Why the ♥♥♥♥ is it called Uh Oh? Did the developer take a ♥♥♥♥, look in the toilet, and say, "Uh Oh? I should make that into a game"?