Under The Warehouse

There is something much deeper here than merely finding an egg and deciding what to do with it, hence the 4 endings. See for yourself. I highly recommend it. Tip: Interact with everyone. Their random comments will help guide you in your quest. Also, find the letters, if you can. Once you reach an ending, choose "new game" which will provide the "take the elevator" option, meaning you don't have to play through the entire game again to achieve each of the other endings. Enjoy!

This one really deserves a lot more attention (and reviews, so I thought I'd contribute one). Great ambiance and atmosphere, really sucks you in and creates a very specific and thick vibe, which is hard to describe but so satisfying. The gameplay is more on the simple side, essentially relying on key hunts, yet I should say that the way the levels are connected with each other and the amount of different passages and shortcuts through one another is pretty solid and makes it fun. Maybe not that "fun" in the usual way, but if you're yearning for that strange vibe you are in for a treat, and this one will stick with you.

While I'm not entirely a fan of the overall game design (especially the heavy dependence on keyhunts), I can't deny the fact that there is a great talent showcased here that needs to be appreciated. The strongest aspect is undeniably the dreamlike scenery, some areas are probably burned into my memory forever. [i]If you enjoy first person exploration/adventure games with unique, dreamy atmosphere (and can tolerate a keyhunt focused gameplay), give it a try.[/i]

Absolute hidden gem. Amazing atmosphere and soundtrack.

The graphics are insane. I really like the ps1 graphics, fitting the chat text and lack of character dialog. It does capture the weird-core vibe pretty well, with all the wacky characters. The audio in the game is one thing I would say needs improving. The music in the game is some you would hear in a ps1 game, however, it just doesn't fit. The music could definitely go for a more ambient feel (Silent Hill ambiance, Resident Evil, The Evil Within, etc). The game doesn't have to be horror or surreal, it could just contain a more suspenseful feel. Having more audio for other ambient sounds like water dripping or any kind of room ambiance would add a very high quality and budget feel to the game. The gameplay is fine but I feel like it needs an easier method of completing each task. More obvious hints and/or an objective menu would make the game more enjoyable. The game feels like a fetch quest instead of an actual puzzle game without a true adventure. The part wh...

Fun game took me 2 hours to beat and I got all the endings I think. The music in the game is amazing and the atmosphere is great. The puzzles are well done and balanced. All in all a fun little mysterious atmospheric game to lose yourself in for 2 hours or so. Could use a tad more storytelling but the game was still fun and left alot up as a mystery,

Introduction: Under The Warehouse is an indie game on Steam that promises an immersive and thrilling adventure. Developed by a small team of dedicated developers, this game offers a unique and engaging experience. In this review, we will dive deep into the various aspects of Under The Warehouse, exploring its gameplay mechanics, graphics, storyline, and overall enjoyment factor. Gameplay: Under The Warehouse is a first-person exploration game that combines elements of puzzle-solving and survival horror. The gameplay revolves around uncovering the secrets of an abandoned warehouse while overcoming various challenges and obstacles. The controls are intuitive and responsive, allowing for smooth movement and interaction with the environment. The puzzles are well-designed, offering a good balance of difficulty and satisfaction upon completion. The game also incorporates elements of stealth, adding an extra layer of tension to the experience. Graphics: Visually, Under The Warehouse shines ...

Great world and atmosphere, good puzzles. Mysterious and interesting little game! Worth the low price.

Great game, was enjoyable, thought provoking, and had great atmosphere. Highly recommend this one.

I just stink at these Mist, Riven types of games. But this one is really well done with lots of atmosphere and humor. I recommend highly but was unable to finish on my own accord. Personally I'd like to see an option to change brightness. The PC game was a bit too dark for me.