Vesnith Tapes
KY XE · 2025 · Action, Adventure, Walking Simulator, Exploration, FPS
PC
Very Positive80% · 81 📈 Making a comeback 94%
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About Vesnith Tapes
About This Game
A psychological horror game where a police officer investigates a cold case in a decaying house, uncovering a strange tape recorder that reveals a terrible secret.Story
In 2011, an old unsolved case leads you to an abandoned house in a desolate and desolate suburb. No signs of life, no answers.Inside, you find old VHS tapes, forgotten and covered in dust. At first, the tapes seem like meaningless relics of the past. However, as you play them, things start to get strange.These tapes are more than just recordings. As you watch them, you realize that there is something there that should never have been seen.Key Feature
- VHS gameplay style
- Mechanic gameplay
- immersive sound design
- Multiple Endings
- Made with Unreal Engine 5
What Steam players say
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at the very end is a huge disappointment, you lose your flash light and you gotta wait for a light bulb to illuminate the way, you go both ways and there is no exit and the game pretty much becomes unplayable, massive waste of time at the very end, do not recommend.1 found this helpful
Great story game. Recommended to people who like extra dark environment.
W GAME VERY SCARY
The Vesnith Tapes was a huge surprise. Usually, when a horror game is genuinely great or genuinely terrifying, word spreads pretty quickly. People start recommending it, streamers pick it up, and before long, everyone has at least heard of it. So when I came across The Vesnith Tapes and realized almost nobody was talking about it, I wasn't exactly expecting much. If I'm being honest, that's usually a pretty bad sign. Thankfully, I was completely wrong. This game does an incredible job of building tension through its atmosphere. There's a constant feeling of unease that hangs over the entire experience, and it immediately reminded me of Visage—which is a huge compliment considering that's one of my favorite horror games when it comes to atmosphere. The game isn't relying on nonstop jumpscares to keep you engaged, either. Instead, it slowly builds that feeling that something is terribly wrong, making you question every hallway, every dark room, and every strange sound you hear. Then, when the jumpscares do happen, they hit incredibly well because the atmosphere has already done all the heavy lifting. Everything about the experience felt polished. The environments, the pacing, a…
great game ,loved it
Nice graphics, very nice frame rate, not bad to pass an hour, thanks devs! :-)
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