

Uncanny Tales: 1992
VYASTUDIO · 2025 · Horror, Thriller, Walking Simulator, Exploration, 3D
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About Uncanny Tales: 1992
Uncanny Tales is an episodic horror game where the scariest things aren’t monsters or the supernatural — they’re people themselves. Each story is a new chilling episode, inspired by real-life fears and disturbing situations.Uncanny Tales: 1992 — Episode TwoAnton, a 14-year-old teenager, moves with his parents to a small provincial town. There's no time to settle in — his parents leave on business, leaving him alone in his grandmother's old apartment.Meanwhile, a true nightmare unfolds in the town. Over the past few months, more than ten children have gone missing. Schools are closed, streets are deserted, and the police are powerless. People are afraid to let their children outside, but the disappearances continue...Immersed in the unsettling silence of an unfamiliar home and empty streets, Anton begins to notice oddities. Rustling behind the walls, someone's gaze from the darkness, random encounters that only heighten the fear. Something is brewing in this town — and it's no longer clear who is a friend and who is the true evil.
Game Features
- Dynamic Interaction with Characters
Engage in dialogues, observe the behavior of those around you, and gather pieces of information. - Interactive Environment
Almost every item can be examined, rotated, or used — stay attentive. - Atmosphere of Growing Suspense
Gradual tension, anxiety, and the feeling that you're not alone — even when no one is around. - USSR, Autumn 1992
Meticulously recreated post-Soviet era life — from interiors to the gloom of the streets. - Oppressive Atmosphere
Not just frightening — it gets under your skin. Fear grows slowly and doesn't let go.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It’s a pretty decent game overall. It follows the typical child gets left behind and children start disappearing kind of story, so it’s nothing particularly new. What I liked though is that the game has a prologue, which was a nice way to start things off. The game has a really interesting vibe and I also liked the Russian setting. Overall it’s a solid horror game.1 found this helpful
If you're a fan of horror games, you'll immediately recognize what to expect just by looking at the visuals. The slightly grainy graphics perfectly complement the unsettling Soviet setting and create a strong atmosphere from the very beginning. You first play through a prologue, where you learn that someone is kidnapping young boys. The main story then puts you in control of a kid named Anton, who has just moved to this town with his parents. The controls are simple and stick to the standard first person formula. You can walk around, explore, and interact with objects. Nothing is highlighted with waypoints or visual markers, but when you get close enough and point the cursor at something important, it gains a white outline and displays an interaction prompt. Inspecting objects lets you examine them more closely, often revealing descriptions or additional information. If you find a document or another readable item, pressing the interaction button again opens the text in a clear, easy to read format. It's worth taking the time to read these because they add plenty of background details and flesh out the story. Most objects cannot be picked up unless they are required for your curr…1 found this helpful
Creepy people, spooky vibes. 7/101 found this helpful
Not much of a game here. Just some walking around the same area, one tiny apartment, doing menial tasks and talking to a couple of characters. Then a brief stealth run and it's over in about 30 minutes. I appreciate them going for the creepy vibe, but there just wasn't a game here. Hope they get better.
If only I could have taken Baba Galya with me...
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