Prison Alone

No combat, but a great horror atmosphere with the occasional jump scare. Multiple endings, a speedrun achievement, and randomized clue/documents/keys/codes give you multiple play-through chances. My only complaint is I wish you could sprint! I won this game via a giveaway on Twitter (Thanks again!)

Basically a deserted open prison and you're the only remaining survivor. Game has no jump scares with a few moments you might jump thinking something will happen. Beat the game in one day of playing straight through. Pretty straightforward as you have to find a way to unlock the next puzzle,either a set of keys to open a door, a note containing pin numbers, or a code sequence to open previuos closed cells to get the next clue. You must find a way to escape the prison. Pretty decent game to kill time. Just wish you can sprint and it was 3rd person.

Team make a super shopping mall same style after closing with metal shutters

The game needs a run function. I would not pay full price and im glad i didn't. The games ok however the story is absurd and a bunch of stuff thrown together. The game has ghosts, monsters, pharma testing inmates and every one vanished but you??? Not having a run is very tedious I'd rate it a 2.5/5

"Does not contain jump scare." Not plural, bad translations everywhere. This games feels slow, sluggish, boring, and not at all engaging. A novel idea, walking alone through an abandoned prison, but this game is not that. Theres a cheesy bunch of "jump scare" throughout, mid-century horror trope sound effects included! A monster shows up some, benign and not scary. There's kind of a story? It's very bad. The prison is not a convincing prison (maybe if you're a teenager that just watched 'The Rock' or some prison reality TV shows). There's details that make no sense (BTC transactions but the tech involved in the prison is 90"s at best?) The "story" there is goes in too many directions with no personal involvement. Each letter interacted with only lends to further convolte other details. There is no challenge, either. Given a door that needs a 4 digit code, you find the code in a note. Instead of challenging the gamer to remember the code, it is then prominently displayed on the screen.