Wooden Floor is a first person game that has you exploring an old house with a layout that changes as you explore it, shutting a door when you enter a room and then opening it again can cause you to find a completely different room than the one you had just left. As you make your way through the house you will find keys and notes that will help you to progress. It advertises itself as a horror game but unless some of the sounds scare you or small jump scares,there is really little to be scared of, you won't be running into monsters, enemies, horrific scenes, etc and when there is no danger it is hard to be scared of something. You might see things or have supernatural events happen in certain rooms, such as an upside down room that suddenly regains gravity when you enter, a stretching hallway, floating beams you have to jump across, or having a room suddenly starting to flood with water. You can't run but can move a little faster if you jump everywhere. The game has good sound design and it looks pretty good for the budget price. There are two different endings that you can get. It's a low priced, short, game that makes exploring the house interesting, and throws in some moments that change up the environment, a good buy if you are into these kind of games but it doesn't do anything mechanically interesting to change the minds of anyone else, atmospheric but offers little else.