White Room Protocol

White Room Protocol had a story concept that felt genuinely refreshing. You play as someone undergoing a form of experimental therapy, where a machine helps erase traumatic memories—but only by forcing you to relive them first. Which… yeah. That already tells you how this is going to go. What actually happened in the character’s past is never fully explained, and I’ll be honest—it was a bit confusing at times. There’s a house, a man with an axe, blood everywhere… so it’s pretty clear that someone close to him was killed in a very brutal way. The game leaves a lot up to interpretation, which might work for some players, but for me it felt a little too vague. Overall, I’d say the game was okay—and more importantly, it has a lot of potential. The concept alone could easily support multiple chapters, each following a different person going through the White Room Protocol to erase their own painful memories. Different characters, different locations, different stories every time? That would’ve been fantastic. If this is meant to be a first installment with more to come, then honestly? Hell yeah—I’m interested. But if this is the complete, fully finished experience and it’s going to stay exactly as it is… then it feels like it could’ve been so much more. Did I like it? Yes. Am I glad I played it? Also yes. Would I recommend it if someone asked me for a really good horror game to play? …Probably not. That said, it’s not bad for what it is. It just feels like the foundation of something bigger that hasn’t quite been built yet.