Umbra: Veins of Vengeance
Leslie Phillips · 2025 · Survival Horror, Stealth, Thriller, Assassins, Horror
PC
Positive92% · 12
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About Umbra: Veins of Vengeance
Synopsis:
In an apocalyptic reality, where madness reigns, you are forced to face it in an enormous bunker. But is escaping to the outside any better? The World:The rules have changed.Our home has become a desolate wasteland, taken over by Lost individuals. Lost:"A human suffering from UPT (Umbra Post-Trauma)" UPT individuals suffer from extreme dissociation. This removes all limits the brain imposes on us (e.g.: Rotating your eyes in impossible ways, running with no feeling of getting tired, and losing social interests). Never try to interact with a Lost individual.Gameplay:
- Multiple challenges
- Varied enemies, each with different traits
- Dreadful, semi-liminal atmosphere
- Original Soundtrack
- Multiple options to face your challenges, either go smart and sneaky, or dumb and loud
- Good optimization, allowing players to enjoy smooth gameplay on low-end systems
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Umbra: Veins of Vengeance developed and published by Leslie Phillips is a first-person survival horror experience that leans into psychological tension and environmental storytelling, delivering a compact but immersive journey set within a decaying underground bunker. The game establishes its tone immediately, presenting a world where society has collapsed and the remnants of humanity have become something far more dangerous. Rather than offering safety, the bunker serves as a claustrophobic labyrinth filled with unpredictable threats, reinforcing a constant sense of unease. The narrative is deliberately restrained, focusing more on atmosphere and implication than direct exposition. Players are left to piece together what happened through scattered details, environmental clues, and the behavior of the inhabitants themselves. The concept of the “Lost”—individuals driven into madness—adds a layer of psychological horror, suggesting that the true danger lies not just in physical threats but in the breakdown of human identity. This approach keeps the story engaging without overwhelming the player with information, allowing the mystery to unfold gradually as exploration progresses. Ga…1 found this helpful
Awesome indie game! Had a lot of fun with this one. Was kept entertained the whole way through. Awesome music, voice acting, and world detail. Great game by a solo developer!1 found this helpful
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I think it's a pretty decent horror experience. The game looks good, the soundtrack is really good, the gameplay is engaging and entertaining enough. The atmosphere is eerie, the chases are stressful. If you're thinking about giving it a shot and just scouting reviews, I definetely think you should, I don't think you'll be disappointed, it is fun.
Even though I have not even scratched the surface I'm very excited to see how the sequel compares to the first game. From the glance it has that eerie and creepy atmosphere with a ton of tension and suspension. When I have more time I will play more after a few shots of whisey because your gonna need that liquid courage to play this game!
Huge Improvement in Visuals and Gameplay since the last Game, only played a bit on the Start so far but Im impressed by how much work Phillips have given this sequel!! Looking forward to see what else he cooked on Umbra Veins of Vengance 🔥
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