
Exit, Seriously?
An observation horror game by a student dev and a tired AI. As a solo dev, I built this tribute to The Exit 8 using 30% logic and 50% blind faith in AI. Observe the hallway carefully: if you find an anomaly, turn back; if not, keep going. No saves, just pure student-made "artistic" chaos.
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Short Description:
An observation-based horror (?) game co-created by a university student and a near-breakdown AI assistant.
Find the anomaly, or turn back. If you get stuck in a weird bug... let's just call it "Post-Modern Art."
Detailed Description:
Exit, Seriously? is a walking simulator that pays "tribute" (and by that, we mean we stitched a lot of memes together) to The Exit 8.
Prepare to face not only eerie anomalies but also a codebase built on 30% logic, 20% luck, and 50% blind faith in an AI helper.
Key Features:
Immersive "Masterpiece": Experience visuals and lighting that scream "I tried my best, I promise."
AI-Enhanced Logic: Some scripts were written by an AI assistant after being screamed at for the 50th time about a compiler error.
The "No-Save" Challenge: Why no saves? Because of the... uh... "plot requirements." One sitting, one soul, no regrets.
Live Bullet Chat (Danmaku): You’re not alone. The hallway is filled with abstract rants and internet wisdom.
The Ultimate Dilemma: Is that an anomaly, or is the Shader just glitching? That is the question.
Dev Note:
If it runs smoothly, it’s a miracle. If it crashes, it’s "Atmospheric Horror." It’s been a long journey, now it’s your turn to taste the... art.