Stolen Life

$6.99

Release Date:: Apr 4, 2025
Developer:: HUMEY Studios
Publisher:: HUMEY Studios
Platforms:: Windows

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Strategy Indie Casual Adventure Action Family Sharing Single-player

About This Game

ABOUT THIS GAME

WARNING: This game may trigger seizures for those with photosensitive epilepsy.

NOTE:

Stolen Life is a psychological horror game designed to immerse you in a tense and unsettling atmosphere. After hearing a mysterious scream, you discover a hidden, unfamiliar part of your own home. As you explore this strange new area, secrets begin to unravel, and you realize your wife has disappeared.

Objective:
Piece together clues, uncover hidden truths, and search for your missing wife while facing the growing fear of what lies ahead.

Gameplay Features:

Exploration: Navigate through a series of interconnected rooms and hidden passages within your home. Each area is filled with environmental storytelling and subtle hints that guide you closer to the truth.
Puzzle Solving: Encounter a variety of puzzles that range from logic-based challenges to more abstract, psychological tests.
Atmospheric Horror: Experience a blend of psychological and environmental horror. The game uses sound, lighting, and visual effects to create a constant sense of unease and tension.
Narrative Depth: Uncover a rich, layered story through found documents, environmental clues, and eerie encounters.
Immersive Experience: The game features a first-person perspective, realistic graphics, and a haunting soundtrack that together create a deeply immersive experience.

Experience:
A psychological thriller that blends mystery and horror, keeping you on edge as reality and fear intertwine. The game challenges your nerves and perception, offering an intense, immersive experience.

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Negative

3 user reviews

Positive

User #421203 english

45 min at review

Not Recommended

I wouldn't say it was massively bad for a first attempt, but my computer hated this when trying to stream it, particularly when you leave the cave to outside in the rain. So the texturing seemed very off. It wasn't obvious what I had to do to interact with objects either, either E or LMB is the usual method. I got as far as needing a key to get out of my own apartment in the game and stopped, because I couldn't interact with anything.

User #754421 english

46 min at review

Not Recommended

I don't know if I made it to the end but I died. Not sure if I can run through this again because it is a hot mess. And it starts you back at the beginning of the game. Basic graphic settings. That's it. There's icons at times to tell you that something can be examined. Often times there aren't and it's somewhat of a pain to even try and pick said item up. Yet the game doesn't even provide you a control layout. Nothing is explained. F is to examine, pick up and open doors. Or in one instance. Push the cabinet in the bathroom. There are moments where the game graphically looks really good but everything that encompasses it. Not so good. The flashlight. lol. It's like you cut one eyehole in a paperbag. It's actually a sight to behold. For the price and it's current state. There is no way I can recommend this. Will come back to it if it ever gets patched.