Hundred Doors

Hundred Doors sometimes evokes liminal spaces, other times nothing is really going on. The game is pretty straightforward, walking through doors and making progress with an occasional puzzle. The levels are varied and some are genuinely interesting, it’s all just very random. I thoroughly enjoyed the strip club and music 10/10 There are also some random notes scattered throughout levels. I have no clue if they are connected as an overarching narrative, but it does add some personality to some levels that are lacking atmospheres. You can also go ahead and search for a skull within each level if you want to unlock an item. I really do wish that the enemies were not part of the game. They really do seem out of place. And instead of just marigolds at the ofrenda, real pieces of memorabilia could have been used instead. I found it interesting that the game really does take being a walking simulator seriously. You walk and only walk from what I have seen. What sums up the game is that each level feels like a demo, and you are not actually playing a coherent game that builds up to anything. Maybe the best way to enjoy it would be to look at it like interactive art with some unneeded gameplay elements. At least then the focus of the game could be the art and design instead of getting through a slog of each level in a game taking you nowhere. I still recommend it though. There was a genuine effort that is able to be seen. I’m looking forward to the next game that the developer is making. PsychoDrive looks promising.

I watched the YouTube Video. I love the idea of 'Just Make a Small Game' Damn it !! Cheap enough to download and see just how good / bad it really is. Some serious 'Duke Nukem' - Retro Vibes... I love that it has steam achievements. Why not add an achievement for - every 10 Skulls ? The player must 'collect all' skulls - in that section to allow them to 'Save' and Start from that point. ( You can have a limit of 10 Game Slots. ) This has inspired me to make my Own 'Small' Game - and avoiding some of the problems I see in your game. Let me say - Well Done - for " Making a Small Game !!! " So many people try - yet - so few succeed. !!

A Polished Love Letter to the PS1 Era For a debut indie title, this game is remarkably well-executed. The technical performance is seamless, with no notable bugs to disrupt the experience—a rare feat in the current landscape. The gameplay flow is intuitive, and the PS1-inspired aesthetic serves as a perfect backdrop for the clever pop culture references woven throughout. While the "true ending" requires some persistence, the payoff is well worth the effort. It captures the distinct charm of early 2000s PlayStation Magazine demos while maintaining modern stability. I’m giving this a 9/10 for a stellar first effort. I look forward to seeing what this developer does next.

As soon as I got jpeg jumpscared I just alt f4d. Lazy ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. There are also zero options (no graphics, keyrebinds etc) and no save system, so you have to do all 100 rooms in one setting.