Below Nowhere

This game is a chilling adventure down memory lane! A must play in 2025!

I really quite loved this game. If you have played this developers other game, Chicken Feet, you'll immediately be familiar with the game's mechanics. It's all the same, just more fleshed out. And that's certainly not a bad thing. Chicken Feet felt like a fun gimmick with decent gameplay attached. This game takes that gameplay and uses it for something more serious, in all the best ways. The environments are tight and beautiful, the sound design is wonderful, and every scene feels tense yet totally fair. This is one of those games I will keep thinking about. Not because of a fun chicken gimmick, but because it was genuine fun to play. I do feel the price is a bit high for a less than 2 hours experience for the base game. The game has an additional mode that I haven't touched yet, but I do hope to in the future. But even with that, 15 bucks is steep. I got it on a discount which made the price a lot more fair. I will certainly check out new games by this developer in the future, so far so great.

This game is tense.

Genuinely impressed by this indie horror - scary, great art style, great music and atmosphere. Get lost below nowhere with the meatman, you'll have fun!

I enjoyed the lore/story with this game, but that's where the positives end. It loses tension pretty quickly, and becomes an insanely basic survival horror game. I also found the gameplay more annoying than fun at many points Seems like a ripoff for 15 bucks

我的眼睛真的好痛了 都贴在屏幕上了 还是看不见

Unfortunately the game is bugged within the first 10 min. Can't pick up the flashlight or key to progress the game.