It Happened At Night
It Happened At Night is a short horror game where the player must complete basic objectives to advance the story and immerse themselves through the eyes of the protagonist.
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May 10, 2024
2 years and 84 days ago
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Mixed55 reviews67.3%
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5 itemsAbout the Game
This is my first game. I hope you enjoy it.
Story:
Your name is Jennifer, 24 -year old- returning home after studying abroad for a couple of years.
Eager to reconnect, you and your sister Veronica have rented a house in the woods. Veronica will be coming tomorrow morning, you arrive at night after the flight.
Features:
Story:
Your name is Jennifer, 24 -year old- returning home after studying abroad for a couple of years.
Eager to reconnect, you and your sister Veronica have rented a house in the woods. Veronica will be coming tomorrow morning, you arrive at night after the flight.
Features:
- First-person Perspective: Immerse yourself completely in the unsettling world as you explore through the eyes of the protagonist.
- Environmental Interaction: Interact with certain objects and complete basic objectives to progress the story.
- Atmospheric Graphics: Explore a place in oppressive darkness, where what you can't see is often more terrifying than what you can.
