Left to Rot
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the Game
Left to Rot is a first-person psychological horror game.
Explore an atmospheric world, that combines surreal events and realistic environments, and enjoy a truly terrifying and spine-chilling experience.
Features
- Explore the fascinating, ever-changing apartment that serves as the focal point of your voyage. Each visit reveals fresh mysteries and obstacles, guaranteeing that no two visits are same.
- Immerse yourself in a finely constructed world that combines tranquil landscapes with terrifying reality. Discover the secrets hidden in both tranquil and scary settings.
- Navigate a variety of environmental problems that need careful observation and imaginative thinking. As you unravel the web of mysteries within the flat, your wits will be put to the test.
- The beautifully constructed soundscapes immerse you in the scenario, enhancing the suspense and dread as you explore the apartment’s mysterious nooks.
- Prepare for an unforgettable fear encounter that transcends the screen. Dive into the depths of horror to uncover the terrifying reality that awaits you within the immersive environment.
Discover a whole new level of psychedelic terror, made possible using Unity HDRP and cutting-edge mocap technology. Dive into the world of complex face movements, breathtakingly realistic environments, and ever-changing dynamic lighting, all of which combine to create a sense of lifelike amazement and total immersion.
The game takes place in an apartment that has been witness to horrible events. Enter dead chambers as you explore dimly lighted corridors. This warped scene, devoid of all except your own presence, leads you to inconceivable places that push the boundaries of your imagination.
Put your deductive and critical thinking abilities to the test with classic-style puzzles with a modern twist.
With a sense of insanity, each turn of the camera might drastically alter the appearance of your surroundings.
Game Discussion
Steam User 4
Amazing visuals, sound and environment design. Really impressive game from a 19 year old!
Steam User 3
The visuals are great, the gameplay is nice and it has some great scares, but the gameplay could be more straight forward, I got stuck a lot of times, especially at the end.
Steam User 2
give mad props for this 19yr old making this game it was one hell of a trail there was some little bugs while playing but other then that i enjoyed it looks like to me there could be a part 2 or a dlc next which im hoping for!
Steam User 4
I had such a good time playing this game! It was scary af, the jumpscares were VERY effective and the overall design was fantastic. I would have never guessed this was a solo project done by a 19 year old. I've played some TERRIBLE games that were made by experienced TEAMS that did not come close to this one. This guy is going to go far in game development if he sticks with it. WELL DONE!
Steam User 1
I have played games from this dev before never left a review though... i kinda feel on this one its a must.
i appreciate this guy hes releasing games quite in a short time but this one couldve been better its not that bad the price is fair and the game is good-ish especially that the dev is working on a patch and will fix the stuff people mention here which will make the game solid.
overall the game was a 7/10 but after the fix its a 8.5/10 .. and the microphone thing is so scary so dont cheat because i threw the coffee when that guy grabbed me by the neck recommend if you want some off guard scares and good sound design.
Steam User 1
Yes it's a little buggy, yes the gameplay with the flashlight is not always good but for a "test" as the dev say, it's pretty good, the ambiance and the graphics are really nice, the screamers are fun, for a 19 yo man project it's really good and it needs to be encouraged !
Steam User 1
Don't be encouraged by my review, this is not a positive one.
I don't want to recommend this game, but I hope the dev can create something better.
This is a.. something unexplainable. I wouldn't judge camera angle, but it is a bit ridiculous, considering it wouldn't allow you to reach some stuff normally.
I've tried the game five times - first and second I've died because I couldn't understand sensitivity of mic. Third - because I couldn't enter the code to the door and when I was able to do it, I reacted too happily and died. Fourth time I couldn't hide under mattress. Fifth - I stuck in the shelf when a room changed.
These are too much for this game to be at least acceptable. So, please, forgive me for that, but I am too irritated to say anything good about it.