
A first person / body cam, Lovecraft style horror experience not for the weak of heart. Descend into the T.R.P Facility while evading monsters by hide in lockers, and discover over 30 minutes of professionally recorded audio logs.
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A decent short indie horror game that has an interesting story that seems to be building on a mutli game universe. It has some okay scares but definitely one very scary area and the monster is just okay (it never noticed me). It's also fantastic that they got a lot of voice actors for this!
A very short found footage adventure. You are a content creator who goes where they aren't supposed to go. There are a handful of puzzles and even a stealth element. Despite being extremely bit-sized for a paid game, what is there is very highly polished and interesting. It's basically a teaser for Mother Hub, the sequel. I am not sure about "Lovecraft style". Although interesting, Lovecraft had a fairly long build up to the horror. This is a lot shorter and to the point. Not a big problem, as the setting is fairly intriguing.
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E uma introdução ao outro jogo do Dev, Mother Hub, bem curtinho. É bem feito, da um sustos e define bem a atmosfera do jogo. A dublagem é muito boa, muito melhor do que eu esperava kkkkk boa parte da história vc vai pegar por audios gravados e pelo ambiente em si. Senti falta de uma legenda na fala do Nathan, mas nada que atrapalhasse de entender, mas pra quem não entende bem inglês, pode dificultar, principalmente na tradução feita pela comunidade. Em geral, um bom prólogo.
Habilis wasn't very scary to me BUT i think its still a pretty good game! 9/10
Avventura horror breve, ma molto godibile! L'atmosfera è resa molto bene e anche la storia è carina! Se si vuole approfondire meglio e scoprire dettagli sugli avvenimenti, si possono trovare delle registrazioni sparse lungo il percorso. Penso che sia un ottima esperienza!
An interesting prologue to the forthcoming Mother Hub, which is a short, horror, narrative survival horror experience. Impressive audio design for a one man project and a story with some potential with Dead Space vibes. Interested to check out Mother Hub on it's release.
People call this a demo for Mother Hub, but I'm pretty sure the game content is quite different so it's more of a prologue, that said, I think it should probably have been free since it's not much on its own. It's the first time I've seen the "streamer/youtuber doing urban exploration" thing in a sci-fi setting so that's something. The audio is a bit underwhelming, especially when listening to the frequent audio logs which are just sterile voice recordings with no background noise whatsoever. There's a single section where you can hide in lockers like in Outlast, I have no idea why this was included since it never comes back, and the monster there is so easily avoided I never once had to run away from it. The same thing goes for the flashlight battery mechanic, you never find new batteries but you get refilled when going to a new section, I never even ran out of the first battery so I don't know if it also gives you back the full amount. Overall though, it was alright, nothing that'll blow anybodys mind.
I THOUGHT THIS WAS JOKE 25 MIN MARK IT ENDS spoilers---- end is telling you go buy there other game if you want see the rest of the story go buy mother hub . this game was on sale was it worth $1.50 just walked slowly down hallways and vents read few emails found 1 key and 1 monster at end just walked around i truly hope mother hub is a full game thumbs up because price so cheap and if it was a game i would enjoyed it
Short, Rough, but Hints at Potential At just €3, Habilis isn't going to break the bank, but you definitely get what you pay for. Clocking in at around 30 minutes of total playtime, it feels less like a standalone experience and more like a short, interactive prologue or proof-of-concept for a different, larger game. As a horror title, it falls pretty flat. It simply didn't feel scary—the atmosphere never quite builds the tension it needs to land a solid fright. Compounding the issue is the mechanics: the lockers designed to let you hide from the monster simply don't work, which takes away any real sense of cat-and-mouse tension when the threat appears. The Verdict: If you treat it as a €3 coffee-priced teaser to see what the developer is cooking up for their next project, it’s an alright peek behind the curtain. But as a standalone horror game, its broken hiding mechanics and lack of real scares make it hard to recommend on its own merits.
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