ELEVATOR: AVICI

You play as a delivery driver making your last delivery of the night. The destination is an old apartment building that feels unsettling the moment you walk through the front door. The lights flicker and barely work, flyers and handwritten notes cover the walls, and stepping into the elevator is the last thing you want to do. The grainy visuals add a lot to the atmosphere, although you can disable the filter if you prefer a cleaner look. Of course, things quickly go wrong. The elevator breaks down when you reach the designated floor. Even worse, it suddenly starts moving again, climbing to a floor that shouldn't even exist because the building doesn't have that many levels. Now you're trapped inside with nobody around to hear you since the place is practically abandoned. Fortunately, a voice comes through the intercom, offering to help, but I never felt completely sure whether it could be trusted. Gameplay is all about keeping the experience smooth and immersive. You can move around freely, but since the entire game takes place inside an elevator, your interactions are naturally limited. Nothing is explicitly marked. Instead, when you get close to something interesting and aim your view at it, a button prompt appears and the object becomes highlighted. Your progress depends on the choices you make. You can either follow the mysterious voice's instructions or ignore them. Picking the wrong option leads to your death, but it isn't too punishing because you respawn right before the decision and can immediately try again. The elevator becomes increasingly disturbing, with flesh, eyeballs, and eventually a creature chasing you, although escaping from it isn't particularly difficult. The game only takes a few minutes to finish, but it features three different endings. Unlocking them depends on the three hidden items. You actually have to die to collect them, but thankfully they remain in your inventory after you respawn. The items are quite easy to miss, and if you progress too far without finding them, you'll have to restart the entire game. That becomes a little frustrating because of the slow paced scenes you've already seen.

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游戏的氛围还不错 就是画面太糊了 还黑乎乎的 怪长啥样我都没太看清 这个价钱又短画质又烂 感觉还不值这个价。。。。。

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