Anemoiapolis: Chapter 1
released on Mar 04, 2023
A short atmospheric terror game about liminal spaces. Escape the grasps of an underground neighborhood that is equal parts comforting and disturbing. If you've explored a dead mall, a foreclosed pool, or a school at night, you might already know what it's like to be in Anemoiapolis.
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Probably the most liminal game I've ever played.
Very good, only chapter 1 though so I can't speak on the game as a whole.
Fuck the devs for putting a mannequin that moves when I'm not looking, that was evil.
also loses stars for using Ai, it was very minimal usage but still, as an indie dev, how can you justify using AI??
Very good, only chapter 1 though so I can't speak on the game as a whole.
Fuck the devs for putting a mannequin that moves when I'm not looking, that was evil.
also loses stars for using Ai, it was very minimal usage but still, as an indie dev, how can you justify using AI??
this game is a vibe
AAAAHHH EMPTY ROOMS IM GOING INSAAAAAANE
C'est un Walking Sim. Y'a une petite histoire mais rien de fou, mais j'ai vraiment été transportée par les environements variés. Voilà c'est tout. Hâte de la suite psk y'a quand meme un début de scénario
Backrooms? Liminal spaces? tf you on dude this is a minigolf game
While the game is short ( -ish, depending on how much you decide to explore), it's beautiful, atmospheric, and perfectly creepy at moments. For those worried about cheap jump-scares, there are none. It truly lives up to it's claim of the most relaxing horror game you'll ever play. Unlike a lot of the backrooms adaptations, this one really hit the mark for me and scratched an itch I've been trying to reach for awhile now. It wasn't silly, with overdone, cheap jump scares. It, in my opinion, perfectly encapsulated what falling into the backrooms may be like. The only reason I give this game a 4 star rating as opposed 5, is because of how short it is. Definitely worth the buy, and more than looking forward to chapter 2.