The Anomaly Experiment

UPDATE : I changed to recommended as I got an explanation of what happened from the developer, but even with that, I still think that it can be confusing some times if an effect caused by a threat matches the description of an anomaly its not considered a positive. But this now falls into a category of my knowledge of the game and gameplay improvements, not in the category of an error in the game, so I must update my No to Yes which I think is the fair thing to do. Considering this is just a matter of dying many times to learn the effects and differentiate them, and Authogin , keep working and I hope my earlier 'No' did not felt aggressive, I like your games and I always try to provide my feedback to improve them. I played the Gravedigger and probably will play other games from you soon :) I was close to recommend this game but while recording the video of testing it, the room had the lights turn off, had my vision with blood veins, when the time was close half of the room turn off.. I selected YES because of this and I was killed after and the game said there was not an active anomaly. I played the video again to double check if the question was different and that was the trick but no, the question was the same and it was asking if there was any light changes, or effects in the vision. I will update this comment when the video is uploaded in case the developer want to check it. I'm happy to update this is I misunderstood something but I think blood veins and lights turning off its a change. Apart from that last disappointing moment the game has really great potential, performance is very good, music, audio and graphics are great, but I cannot recommend it yet if the main point of the game can break your game and kill you for example when you are going to complete the 8th room and has a mistake .

The Anomaly Experiment ~ I Don’t Even Like Horror Games, But This One Hooked Me I don’t usually play horror games. They mess with me too much. But The Anomaly Experiment really pulled me in. I was genuinely tense the whole time, jumping more than I’d like to admit, yet I kept playing because I had to know what came next. You’re placed in this creepy drug trial scenario where you need to spot anomalies — strange little changes in the environment — and missing them can have... consequences. The atmosphere is unsettling in the best way, and the puzzles are surprisingly clever. The more you play, the more immersive (and weirdly personal) it starts to feel. I’ve followed this dev for a while, and you can see how much creativity and care went into the design. The attention to detail stands out, especially in things like the second room and that TV screen. ;) Even as someone who usually avoids horror, I stuck with it because the experience is just that well crafted. There's a standard mode if you want something manageable and a hard mode if you're ready for a real challenge. If you're into psychological horror, clever mechanics, and eerie vibes or even if you're not but want to try something different. The Anomaly Experiment is absolutely worth checking out.

o jogo e assustador, e difícil joguei por quase uma hora e desisti de tentar passar a porta mais o jogo e bem interessante e muito promissor se quiser algo desafiador infelizmente terá que repetir algumas vezes a casa quiser passar de faze ate pegar todas as coisas que muda se move ou aparece no jogo na casa entender as ameaças ativas como abordá-las para saber como elas funciona eu achei que você só tinha que ser mais rápido que elas mais noa tenho certeza disso porem fica ai minhas dicas quem quiser conferir a game play. https://youtu.be/v-8AlBthMPc

Let's say it quickly - "The Anomaly Experiment" have the potential to become my favorite anomaly hunting game. I almost shat my pants few time and i am far from seeing everything the game have to offer! Just two notes: - maybe dying after two mistakes on "Normal" and after the first one on "Hard" is a bit too harsh. Maybe it's part of the game charm. Not quite sure. - "The Anomaly Experiment" is surprisingly good looking game made with Unity. But it's a game made with Unity, which means that running it on "Epic" graphic quality requires an NASA certified PC. Video: https://youtu.be/tOaOg0q1vXE

Fun scary times. I enjoyed it. Challenging to spot anomalies without being killed.