墙之恐惧: The Walls Still Stand

I received a key via LurkIt. My first playthrough took like 10-15 minutes and I love the scary sounds which caught me by surprise. but I had no clue after the first ending, so I got curious about what I could change and how it matters. I made a 2nd and a 3rd playthrough and managed to get a 2nd ending, but not a 3rd. So I definitely go for some more tries because I want to understand the mechanic in the background. Curiousity kills the cat, maybe? :) So if you want e very short but atmospheric psychic horror game, give it a try. The graphics are nice but the sound is very fitting.

Hello dev, thanks for game, I'm very very takut sampai aku bingung aku takutnya dimana soalnya kok ga ada jamskeh... maafin aku dev, tapi isokey lah karena banyak ending jadi bisa lama mainnya tapi kenapa ya aku kok tidak merasa seram dan takut? :(

I really enjoyed this game for the most part, but the lack of basic settings makes it very hard to recommend. The constant blinking is very jarring and not having and ability to turn it off is problematic for those with epilepsy or light sensitivities. Not being able to turn audio settings down is a big letdown for me, because while a lot of the ambient noise was well done, things like the constant clicking of the typing became highly distracting for me, and as someone who has troubles with repetitive sounds it was grating on me by the end.

I will start saying this is a "recommended, but..." I Love the feeling the game gives off, the claustrophobic and oppressive feel and for the lore your given I found interesting! I also find the scares fairly effective, the sound is also on point but... 2 of the endings are bugged and has not been addressed by the developer over a year later and ill be honest the blinking mechanic could have been interesting if it was actually used, instead it was just there and serves no purpose and the game would have been better without. even with the negatives, I had a good time but you should maybe get this only on sale given only 4 of sex endings function so maybe wait for a 33% off sale

Hice varios intentos pero solo conseguí 2 de los 6 finales y no conseguí los demás, está buena la ambientación pero le falta un poco de guía, igualmente me gustó.

The Walls Will Stand - Some spoilers below Its a Decent Indiegame for its price. For its version as of the time writing this review, its fairly decent but can be polished more. Some mechanics of the game isn't really explained and it's up to the players to enjoy and find out, but the lack of introductions or proper usage of the mechanic is somewhat of a downside leading to other people guessing or looking up stuff in the forums or online on how things work A friend helped me through some of the ending but we didn't get all of them as of this time of writing the ending 3 and 4 is quite hard to obtain or bugged even so we can't even obtain it in the first place Overall; The Atmosphere is good, Sound is okay, and the overall feel is great which is a nice change of pace from jump scares being thrown but this game doesnt do that but instead the environment does the job. 6/10 Overall for me~

The Walls Still Stand is an atmospheric horror experience that showcases the impressive talents of indie developer Starpixel Studios. The game excels in creating a tense and immersive environment, drawing players into its eerie world with well-executed visuals and sound design. The lighting and textures contribute significantly to the unsettling mood, making exploration both engaging and nerve-wracking. The game's narrative structure is intriguing, offering six different endings that add replay value and encourage players to explore the various choices and paths available. This feature gives the game a unique edge, providing a strong incentive to uncover every possible outcome. However, The Walls Still Stand isn't without its flaws. One notable issue is the blinking mechanic. While this feature might have been intended to add to the sense of realism or to introduce a layer of vulnerability, it ends up feeling more like an unnecessary annoyance than a meaningful gameplay element. The mechanic doesn’t seem to have a clear purpose or contribute significantly to the horror experience, and its removal could streamline the gameplay and make the overall experience more enjoyable. Despite this minor setback, The Walls Still Stand is a commendable effort from Starpixel Studios. It succeeds in delivering a haunting atmosphere, supported by solid graphics and a variety of endings that will keep horror fans engaged. With a few tweaks, such as reconsidering the blinking mechanic, this game could reach even greater heights. As it stands, it's a memorable horror experience that showcases the potential of indie horror games.