Urbex Awakening
Braden Reddell · 2024 · Walking Simulator, Horror, Detective, Exploration, Psychological Horror
PC
3 user reviews33% · 3
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About Urbex Awakening
Step back into 1999, where mystery and terror collide. You are Detective Miller, tasked with investigating a gruesome crime scene in a remote forest. Among the chilling evidence, you discover a set of VHS tapes belonging to an urban explorer. As you delve into the footage, you relive their terrifying journey—exploring creepy, abandoned locations that were never meant to be uncovered.Every tape unravels a new layer of darkness, immersing you in a world where every corner could hide danger, and every discovery could be your last. Play as both the detective investigating the crime and the explorer captured on the tapes, navigating between two chilling perspectives as you uncover the horrifying truth.Explore abandoned buildings, forgotten places, and eerie locations filled with secrets—Piece together clues, use resources, and face unspeakable horrors lurking in the shadows.Immerse yourself in a late-90s horror atmosphere with VHS tapes, vintage technology, synthesizer music, and creepy places to Urban Explore.Collect and watch VHS tapes that slowly reveal the terrifying events leading up to the crime.Investigate as Detective Miller while reliving the events from the tapes as an urban explorer. Two perspectives, one terrifying mystery.
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I'm pretty surprised this game isn't picking up much traction yet. The price probably has a lot to do with it. I don't think most people are really willing to risk spending over $10 on an indie horror game that isn't either really hyped, has positive reviews, or is from a dev with a proven track record. I took the risk though, and I'm happy I did. This was quite enjoyable. It had a decent story, and had a pretty creepy aesthetic most of the time. It took me almost 4 hours to complete, but I was goofing off streaming at the same time, so it could be beaten quite a bit faster I'd imagine. I did have a few issues. I got stuck where I wasn't supposed to be a few times. One of those times I had to restart from the checkpoint. Luckily I was basically stuck at the checkpoint, so I didn't suffer much there. Admittedly, I was purposefully trying to jump where I obviously shouldn't have been. It also isn't the most optimized game. It started off running really great, but by time I got to chapter 4 I think, I had fallen down to 20fps. The surprising thing about that was it was almost ok at that framerate with 2x frame generation on. I'm usually much more sensitive to lower frame rates, but it…8 found this helpful
Played the game on medium settings on a AMD 6600XT which is a $160 card used and it was still chugging ad crashed after a few minutes of play.2 found this helpful
I'm at the very beginning and the game keeps crashing.1 found this helpful
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