Below, Rusted Gods

Honestly a wonderful game. Admittedly some of the puzzles were difficult to figure out near the end but all in all it's been super fun. My only gripe is that the game doesn't give you a manual save option so if you mess something up or want a different ending you need to redo everything from the start and there's not skip button for the dialogue. after a while that gets tedious

Going into the game I was not quite sure what to expect, but I must say I was pleasantly surprised and am glad I purchased the game. The graphics are very well done, but what struck me playing through the game (I did four playthroughs, to get all four endings) was the atmosphere; it's tense and at times suffocating, between worrying for your team mates and wondering what will happen with your own experiences in the base. The game's soundtrack and sound effects played into this; both were very well done. I had a fun and enjoyable experience with this game; I would like to see it further developed, maybe with DLC?

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[h1] A Great Experience [/h1] Below, Rusted Gods is a pretty unique game in the sense that you aren't the one in the middle of the action. You're the operator. You take the role of Command, command of four people who are descending what can only be described as a spooky cave. The gameplay consists of you being in the command room and the team will contact you from time to time with updates and a request for orders when it comes to split decisions. Of course things start to get odd and you begin to realise there's something more to this cave and even the place you work. There's a few puzzles dotted throughout but the game is pure vibes. I can't say much more without spoilers, as I'd class this game as the kind you should experience and go in relatively blind. I'm definitely going to play it again at some point and try for other endings, giving it some replay value. Give it a go, in the dark, alone. 8/10.

Overall great and creepy game, but a few things could have been improved: - health sensors feel like useless fidget decoy not giving you a single insight tru the whole playthrough - unit codes are only used once it what seems to be pretty unimportant interaction. When I saw codes first I hoped I'd need to often check against hordes of mimics of something. Sadly, I was wrong. - the puzzles deserve separate mention since those are like "no way I could solve it without searching internet for guides" and yeah, I actually couldn't/didn't want to solve a single puzzle - I didn't expect the TV to only be used once (except for VHS which at first I tried to put in audio-speaker cause I didn't notice this is different type of disc I'm picking up...) - vending machine never used! Damn it I deserved that milk! - in the middle of cancelling the guys I realized that I actually don't agree with that and I want to set the whole establishment on fire -- couldn't do that, sorry, we only have so much choice - first time near generator spent 30min trying to act on the book guidelines to realize I only need it later... - constant freezes despite my PC's specs

A dark, depressing and heavy atmosphere. You guide and decide the fate of four soldiers as an operator with different methods such as radars, radio transmitters and a medical station. Any missed clue and inattention can change the course of the story. Only thing I wished for was more inclusion of mentioned methods. More movement on the radar, more paranormal sounds on the transmitter and different mental and physical states on the medical station. Other than that a very neat horror game ᕙ( •̀ ᗜ •́ )ᕗ

It's a fun story with some choices that aren't always obvious and multiple endings (I still have some left to grab). Very worth your time if you like SCP adjacent stuff or just spooky games. Especially great atmosphere! Doesn't fall into traps like many small-team spooky projects do like having only cheap jump scares or obvious forced plot. Support small teams who make excellent titles!

"Use headphones for the best experience" is not a suggestion, it's a trap. The best horror experience I've ever had. Taught, slick, and profoundly uncomfortable. Just completed my first playthrough and - god help me - I'm going back for another run.