A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, and Linux

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Here I felt my flesh become the food of my fears.

Aquí sentí a mi carne convertirse en el alimento de mis miedos.

여기에서 나는 내 육체가 공포의 음식이 되는것을 느꼈다.


You can get this game for free in a bundle here!

Jesse Taylor gave me a 256x256 image containing various sprites. My goal was to make a game using that image in two months over evenings and weekends. This is my first 3D work, so I'd love to hear any feedback you may have!

Spanish localization by Alination
Korean localization by Sang Ho Lee.

StatusReleased
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux
Release date Apr 28, 2018
Rating
Rated 3.6 out of 5 stars
(16 total ratings)
AuthorDaniel Savage
GenreSurvival
Made withAudacity, Three.js, Tiled, Sublime Text, GIMP, Phaser
TagsDark, Fantasy, Low-poly, personal, Retro, Spooky, Stealth, Third Person
Average sessionAbout a half-hour
LanguagesEnglish, Spanish; Latin America, Korean
InputsKeyboard, Xbox controller, Gamepad (any)
AccessibilitySubtitles

Purchase

Buy Now$1.99 USD or more

In order to download this game you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $1.99 USD. You will get access to the following files:

Windows 73 MB
Version 4
macOS 69 MB
Version 3
Linux 70 MB
Version 4
Ubuntu/Debian .deb 54 MB
if you pay $2.99 USD or more
Version 4

Development log

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Enjoyed the concept of the game and the playthrough was pretty good. Left me more so curious about the story than anything though and the world that it just dips its toe into. Don't know if it's world will be touched up on again but, enjoyed what little I saw into it.

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Just played through this. It was a fun little experience! Thank you for making this :)

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nice little stealth game with a pretty asthetic

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I had a good time reliving some of my Splinter Cell moments during this game. Haha. Very fun though. Keep it up.

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Thanks for taking the time to play it! I appreciate the effort you put into it, finishing all the levels. There are some rough points and I think you covered it really well.