
The Cloudberry Abyss
Hunt down 10 jewels in a haunted pastry shop, while terrifying creatures start to hunt YOU. This Point-and-Click Survival Horror Game is like FNAF meets "Emily Wants to Play" meets iSpy.
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6 itemsAbout the Game
Six weeks ago, the military discovered a location that... doesn't exist. It appears to be a pastry shop named Cloudberry Lane, but something is deeply, DEEPLY wrong with it, and it's not a real bakery.
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Your job? Enter this anomalous zone, explore around the building, find the military's ten gemstones, and exit out the way you came. As the chapters progress, you slowly find creatures in your surroundings that want to harm you. Each creature has a unique way of fending it off, but they get angrier and angrier as you collect more gems and discover more about this perplexing mystery.
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This game is a point-and-click survival horror game by The Theorizer. It consists of rapidly clicking between pre-rendered static rooms to find small, hidden gemstone icons. However, where you click, and when you click, also depends on which enemy is targeting you at a given moment. Sort of like FNAF meets 'Emily Wants to Play' meets iSpy.
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This is a very short game, and each of the eight chapters could theoretically be completed in mere minutes. This is very unlikely, given the difficulty spike, but the experience is free nonetheless.