W.T.

$5.99

Release Date:: Jul 16, 2023
Developer:: Stab of Bee Project
Publisher:: Stab of Bee Project
Platforms:: Windows Mac

Indie Early Access Adventure Family Sharing Single-player Partial Controller Support

About This Game

This game (W.T.) is a first-person 3D escape game, an adventure game.
The stage is a mansion with walls, floors, and ceilings all without color. If you are left behind in this mansion, you need to search for an exit.
However, there are many tricks (=puzzles) in this labyrinth, and you cannot reach the exit unless you solve them.

Explore the room from a first-person perspective and solve the presented puzzles to reach the exit.
You can advance the story by solving the puzzles set up in the mansion.
There are a wide variety of puzzles presented, and the solution method and answer differ depending on the puzzle.

You start the game from a room with one door.
Open the door and you should find a winding corridor and a puzzles.
You have to solve the puzzle. Because if you don't do that, even if you go ahead, you will come back to the original position.
You solve one puzzle and proceed down the corridor, but you are presented with a set of puzzles beyond that...

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User Reviews

Mixed

2 user reviews

50%

Positive

User #669628 english

4 hrs at review

Recommended

I was going to make some clever P.T reference because of a similar title, but then I realized it's actually a P.T inspired game, so it's not as funny XD. Yes, Silent Hill, with a math twist. Silent Algebra 5: Homework, in theory anyway... It starts with a similar format where you have a looping room and occasional horror elements, but it also has some other ideas and overall feels more like an 'escape room'. It seems the game indulges occasionally in using assets, which is not ideal, but there are other elements of this experience I can talk about. FYI: the game does have English, select second option from the top, then top option, and you can change it. So far I have some conflicting feelings about what I experienced, however, the game has a variety of good and bad puzzle sections, it just kinda depends on where you at, I actually think the game gets a little better after the first 60 minutes. There are some really cool visual effects in certain parts of the game, which is a bit unfo...