

Undiscovered House
Sysreb Games · 2021 · Horror, Indie, First-Person, Dark, 3D
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About Undiscovered House
Late evening, dark, quiet forest road. The guy travels home after work and suddenly makes an accident due to a strange creature on the road out of nowhere. After an irreparably wrecked car, he seeks help and finds his way straight into the house. Strange events begin to unfold in the house and he engages in an exploration of the mysteries of the scary house from which there is no way back.
Chapter 1. Acquaintance
You came to find a help at a house near the accident. House with open doors. It looks like something is waiting for you. When you walk in, no one responds, but you feel like someone is watching you all the time. There is a shadow in the dark that haunts you all the time. Shadow wants to say something for you, but it don’t dare.
Chapter 2. Maze
You discover a secret tunnel. Darkness and cold surrounds you. The locals told the truth. The tunnels are confusing and it is not easy to find an exit. The shadow still doesn't leave you.
Chapter 3. Answer
You manage to escape from the tunnel and you get to the hospital. It seems you will be able to solve the house mystery. The shadow appears. Will you be able to talk to him? The shadow is approaching too fast ..
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Undiscovered House is a budget exploration game with some positive qualities like an impressive intro cutscene and voice acting, but players report significant issues including poor performance (15 FPS), broken interaction controls that stop working mid-game, and gameplay that feels repetitive—essentially walking around finding keys and combinations rather than engaging in meaningful puzzles. Some find it offers decent scares for the price, while others criticize it as a shallow hidden object walking simulator that borrows heavily from the developer's previous work without meaningful improveme
[B]INTRODUCTION.[/B] Undiscovered house is your typical indie horror game that focuses on exploration, and small amounts of puzzle solving. The game itself is pretty cheap, for $2.99 you could get it for the loose change in your steam wallet you have after buying a different game. However while the game has a few fun story elements, I would not suggest getting this game. SPOILERS BELOW! [B]THE GOOD.[/B] Let's talk about what I liked first. * The introduction: I thought the intro cutscene was pretty nifty. With different camera angles, it's honestly quite impressive for what I assume is a solo developer. * The voice-over: The voice action for the main character was a pleasant surprise. Though I wish they included more lines. * Bugs: Fortunately, the game includes little to no bugs. The only one I found was the inability to interact with anything or open the pause menu in the sewers. I had to restart the game, which unfortunately reset my progress back to the start of the sewers. (Though I did find out that you can launch a book on the ground by crouching and uncrouching on top of it, which is always a plus) *Light: The game was a lot brighter than most horror games I've played, …3 found this helpful
[quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/9686972/]Follow "[b]First Person Exploration and Puzzle Games[/b]" for more games like this![/url][/quote] I just played their other game, Funeral (review [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/BlueRaja/recommended/2157070/]here[/url]) and this feels like the same game. The UI is exactly the same; the gameplay is the same; even the puzzles are the same. The only difference is the environments: instead of a funeral home, caves, and volcano, this game has a home, sewers, and hospital. Also this game runs at an unplayable 15 FPS, whereas the newer one isn't that bad. The game involves walking around looking for keys and padlock combinations. As you walk around creepy things happen. Aside from one point where you need to run away from a hilariously unscary enemy and hide in a closet, there is no fighting or enemies in this game. Most of your time is spent trying to figure out where to go next. The entire game takes 30 minutes to beat. Overall, just like Funeral, I don't think there's much to recommend here.2 found this helpful
A game in which the flashlight requires batteries but you place none in the game...? WTH?!1 found this helpful
Great game had some good scares https://youtu.be/pBvstuztql4?si=qum8PhXqorBsY-pI
It's a 'hidden objects + walking sim' kind of game. It's definitely not a psychological horror game. You just need to search for objects and that's it! There are no puzzles as well.
The interact keys 'I' & 'E' randomly stop working. Tap escape and they start working again. That's until you leave the sewer. I can't interact with anything anymore. I don't know what's causing this. I don't have this issue in other games or writing this review. My keyboard is working fine. ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890. See, I told you my keyboard works. The game isn't bad, a little cheezy tho.
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