Well, here is another creepy russian game, fresh out of the oven, because we all know how much Pewdie enjoyed The Corridor!
"Disorientation. Oddness. Darkness. Hallucinations. Voices. Impaired vision. Yes, getting scared doesn't have to involve violence. At least not of the direct kind. A truly empty building can be perfect for horror, let alone a building that doesn't really make sense. A building that defies the laws of both physics and logic. Or an endless maze. Or, well, a brand new indie horror game called Fibrillation by Egor Rezenov.
Created on a shoe-string budget, Fibrillation, a "first person philosophic horror with elements of mysticism" according to its developer, is both unsettling and thought-provoking. And, despite being a gorgeous little game, it also allows you to close your in-game eyes. And be scared while enjoying the short and evocative Dear Esther-esque experience it has to offer. An experience that won't last you more than an hour and has been designed to be played through in one sitting."
System requirements :
OS: ###### 8/7 / Vista / XP
Processor: 2 GHz
Memory: 2 GB
Video Card: DirectX 9 compatible video card 256 MB, built in video card is not supported
Hard Disk Space: 600 MB
Here is the developers website, where you can either buy the game at $1.95 or simply download the demo(which I think is the best option in Pewdies case). And here is a gameplay from Youtube. Also, enjoy! And don't forget the extra pants!
"Disorientation. Oddness. Darkness. Hallucinations. Voices. Impaired vision. Yes, getting scared doesn't have to involve violence. At least not of the direct kind. A truly empty building can be perfect for horror, let alone a building that doesn't really make sense. A building that defies the laws of both physics and logic. Or an endless maze. Or, well, a brand new indie horror game called Fibrillation by Egor Rezenov.
Created on a shoe-string budget, Fibrillation, a "first person philosophic horror with elements of mysticism" according to its developer, is both unsettling and thought-provoking. And, despite being a gorgeous little game, it also allows you to close your in-game eyes. And be scared while enjoying the short and evocative Dear Esther-esque experience it has to offer. An experience that won't last you more than an hour and has been designed to be played through in one sitting."
System requirements :
OS: ###### 8/7 / Vista / XP
Processor: 2 GHz
Memory: 2 GB
Video Card: DirectX 9 compatible video card 256 MB, built in video card is not supported
Hard Disk Space: 600 MB
Here is the developers website, where you can either buy the game at $1.95 or simply download the demo