Will it be good? Reminds me of 60 seconds but way more interesting. Even if the gameplay turns out to be super shallow, the story looks like it will more than make up for it.

I thought it already came out. Either way, I'm not spending money on a game I play one time and never again.

>>712964915
Theres a demo on steam, I believe full release is in fall. If the game has decent length or some RNG/different endings id pay $20 for it, if not, then 10-15 wouldn't be too bad.

i thought this sold for like $2.99 on steam with 3 other horror games? i thought it looked interesting enough to recommend it to a friend

>>712966282
It's a different thing. https://store.steampowered.com/app/3080380/Violent_Horror_Stories_anthology/
I guess they wanna make a whole game with what they had.

>>712966490
weird game

I liked it a lot and probably will pick it up on release if it's a reasonable price. I hope the full game has a significant amount extra length to it. The tone is really interesting and despite the simplicity the loop is pretty enjoyable

It's an interesting game, and I like the concept, but I think it still needs a lot more ironing out.
Lots of weird jank and I don't really like that the characters with a random species have identical dialogue regardless of whether they're human or visitor. Dialogue should be another way to suss them out, but it doesn't really work because they act just as suspicious regardless of what they are.

The way they got around the problem of residents who sit in the same seat, by having them dislike each other and demand the other leave, felt like a really clumsy solution to me. It was especially weird in the recent demo because the chud guy hates the depressed sister, and adding him makes her leave while the other sister stays and continues to talk as if her sister is still around.

>>712964859 (OP)
Did he get in trouble for the stolen/traced art yet?

>Very fine armpits
>That doesn't mean I'm a visitor!
>Visitor?

>>712964859 (OP)
How did they get away with stealing key art? Almost as bad as if they had used AI as well.

>>712970501
recolors and tracers have been the backbone of art for the past 20 years.

mid the game