Final_SIM

The story behind ‘.exe’ games is a complex one, and so is my understanding of [u]Final_SIM[/u]. A ‘.exe’ is commonly understood as a game, usually developed in short time span, that is based off some internet creepy pasta. These games often dub as well-developed horror patchwork for popular franchises, with noteworthy examples including Sonic.exe, and Ben Drowned (based off The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask). Final_SIM deserves an honorary ‘.exe’ tag at the end because it is short, spooky, and aesthetically reminiscent of cozy internet horror. Final_SIM is a short psychological horror that has the player answer questions, solve puzzles, and simulate odd religious VHS tapes. One reason Final_SIM is an honorary ‘.exe’ game is because of its main antagonist. We must avoid a threatening, ominous figure who stalks their prey at when the lights are out. The enemy slowly inches at you while the VHS aesthetic glitches sporadically. This atmosphere and overall mechanic ove...

[h1]Details[/h1] [quote] [h1]Be Kind... Rewind...[/h1] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1769154635 You find yourself in a game where you play VHS tapes as games: each tape shows a grainy black-and-white world and is, well a little creepy. Definitely adjust your tracking. The world within the VHS exists in two-realms, both of which are interconnected. The decor is a little satanic and the guests a little unruly. Good luck! [b]Hook[/b] After his girl became a witch and he lost his job at Fazbear's Pizza, Jack Fortuna's luck was about to change: being paid to watch TV! Little did he know that the TV was also watching him... [b]Mechanic[/b] A series of puzzles played in first-person - each room contains a real world and an invsible world: turing off the light allows you to walk in the phased world - the phase-space contains keys to solving puzzles in the real-world - phase space also contains monsters and demons... some visible, some not - real-world items can still...

I bought the game for $30 cheaper. When I launched the game, the main menu and graphics are excellent and FUCKING AWESOME. At the end of the game I got scared by the screamer and crashed right on the desktop. There are cons: Firstly, in the credits you downloaded all the music and sounds, you also bought resources, you downloaded textures on the browser on the Internet and you published the game on steam. Secondly, you do not know how to create anything at all fucking games on sounds, textures, all models, etc. YOU ARE A CRAPPY GAME DEVELOPER BECAUSE YOU HAVE FEW GAMES. IF YOU LEARNED TO CREATE MUSIC, SOUNDS, MODELS, TEXTURES, DESIGN, LOGO AND EVERYTHING ELSE, AND EVEN YOU CREATED IT NOW, THEN YOU WOULD BE A POPULAR DEVELOPER. And so YOU DIDN'T LEARN EVERYTHING ABOUT CREATING GAMES ON THE UNITY ENGINE IN 13-14 YEARS, BECAUSE YOU'RE A FUCKING GAME DEVELOPER. In order to fucking create games, you need to go to college, you have to pass an exam, get A's in math, English, geography, biolog...

(100% COMPLETE). IF YOU TURN OFF THE LIGHT. HE'LL BE THERE... AND, HE CRIP WALK. https://youtu.be/4c3kcPDULJ4