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WOOD | We Observe Odd Disturbances

Co-op horror game about running a night shift in a strange building where reality keeps breaking down. Players monitor cameras, report anomalies, fix breakdowns, shoot intruders on sight.

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Imago Games
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Imago Games
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About the Game

WOOD is a co-op horror game set during a night shift in a strange building where reality keeps breaking down. Players watch rooms through cameras, spot anomalies, and fix them by choosing the correct category in the reporting system.

At the same time, they deal with physical breakdowns in the building by mopping puddles, tightening loose nuts, clearing clogs, carrying out trash, inserting power capsules into the correct fuse slots to restore systems like lighting, and using a plunger to pull blockages out of pipes.

New problems keep appearing, so players have to split tasks, communicate clearly, and react fast.

The goal is to finish the shift without letting too many unresolved problems turn into fines and a failed round.

Between rounds, players upgrade skills and tools, unlock new areas, and face new types of anomalies and repair tasks.

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