Inner Chains
An FPS horror game set in a surreal, dark and deadly biomechanical world never seen before. One does not get to set the rules in the world of Inner Chains. Humankind is just a small part of a hostile universe. Want to survive? Discover its secrets. A planet in the distant future. A rock floating in space that is no longer what it had once been. Without human interference, nature has been adapting to the new conditions, reclaiming what was once taken away. In its pursuit of perfection, it began to assimilate with the abandoned technology giving life to biomechanical beings. Left to its own devices, man-made technology has also changed as it tried to adjust to the new environment. A strong symbiosis soon developed between technology and nature. It became difficult to determine what is alive and what is mechanical in the world of Inner Chains.
Game Discussion
Steam User 4
I really like this strange little game. It's got H.R. Giger-esque graphics. It's all about exploring, so far there hasn't been much combat, other than some "boxing" against a few characters. But I just love exploring this bizarre world. I like that there is really no instruction, it's up to you to figure out what to do. I can't wait to see what's next, but I'm stuck trying to figure out what I have to do to proceed, but that's all part of the fun. Watching the trailer for it, i can see that weapons will become a part of the game. I'm only about 1.7 hours into it. It's a very different sort of game.
Steam User 2
Simple but enjoyable dungeon FPS. The graphics are impressive (think Succubus with more guns but less nudity). Limited ammo means you have to think carefully how to proceed, try to lure enemies into the traps works well. This is the kind of game I enjoy. Recommended.
Steam User 2
The game itself is quite good. I like the design, especially how it's inspired by Giger. It's a mix of a walking simulator and an action game. Overall, I enjoyed it, though it's certainly not worth 20. I got it discounted for a fair price. But for the love of the Lady, why did they choose this narrator? He dragged the atmosphere down.
Steam User 1
Yes, indeed there is a lot wrong with this game. Narration is pure gibberish, it's not worth following or trying to understand. Shooting is far from perfect and optymalization should be better.
But, the atmosphere and level design are spot on in this game. Combined with no tutorials, no uix, it is really unique stuff. That's kinda adventure game like Scorn and it is quite easy to finish, gameplay while not great it is also not bad. Sometimes you can use some traps in a creative way. So if someone is into grim and dark worlds than this is totally must play.
Steam User 0
Inner Chains is a first-person horror shooter set in a dark, biomechanical world inspired by the works of H.R. Giger and Zdzisław Beksiński. It thrusts you into a nightmarish realm where a forgotten civilization struggles for survival against a rogue biomechanical ecosystem. The storyline weaves a dark narrative of humanity’s desperate fight for freedom. Combining the oppressive atmosphere of Metro with the grotesque horror of Painkiller, the game captivates with its surreal environments. Although I encountered a couple of bugs, the plentiful checkpoints made it easy to continue without frustration. The rich visuals and engaging story make Inner Chains a unique and memorable adventure for fans of atmospheric shooters.
Steam User 0
Scorn 2: Electric Boogaloo with extra jank. It's pretty short and has some bugs here and there but overall it's still interesting and worth getting on sale.
Steam User 2
Usually the negative reviews are right, but in this case they are complete BS. This is a solid game, if you are into cosmic horror walking sims with some nice shooting on top, this is a great game! The design is awesome, they crafted a great alien world, attention to detail in all assets is superb, the aesthetic, color palette, music, everything is great. I got really immersed into those hellish catacombs. Only cons to me are: game is short (finished in 4 hours or so), and you have to beat the chapters in a single run, there is no saving. There are several checkpoints during the chapters, but if you leave the game you have to start the chapter all over.