Void Whispers

Void Whispers is free, and as I always say, things you get for free are very rarely outright bad. The gameplay is simple, but it works. Even if you replay it to see all the endings, it does not really get tiring, mainly because the whole experience is short and easy to finish quickly. That short length works in its favor, since it stays enjoyable without having enough time to become repetitive. Do not expect AAA visuals or flashy special effects, but honestly, I think that rough, low budget style is exactly what gives the game a bit more personality, both in its gameplay and in the story that carries the experience from start to finish. If you have an hour to spare, I would absolutely recommend giving this game that time, because it deserves it.

Short, fun, and somewhat generic. You take on the role of a broadcast engineer and host. Run the station at night, learn about a strange object crash landing on the planet, and determine the fate of others and yourself. Despite calling it somewhat generic, the experience isn't bad. Void Whispers doesn't set out to make some groundbreaking experience. Rather, it's just a solid and straight forward experience from someone putting out a small beginner project. For the price of being free, I recommend checking it out.

Liked the game, I only wish the creature had more animation.

This game is very reminiscent to Unsorted Horror, a collection of horror games made by Mike klubnika, which I liked. I am not a big fan of the jumpscares with the entity because, to me at least, they felt like a cheap form of scaring the player. I generally tend to dislike jumpscares in most of the games and movies I consume because of that same reason. Don't get me wrong, jumpscares are a vital tool in horror to build tension and a false sense of security. However, I might also be desensitized with how much horror media I consume, so while it didn't work on me I am sure it worked on someone else. Apart from that I enjoyed the vibe of the place with its array of vintage music and the black cat poster that made the place feel unique and comforting, despite the world ending event LOL. All I was missing was some alcohol, a tobacco pipe, and a feline friend to enjoy the music together while the world ended around us.

very short and nice story with good gameplay

hell nah