- April 19, 2024
- PUMPKIM
11F
Platforms
About
"11F" is a horror, mystery, and adventure game where you explore a building called "The Origin" to reach the 11th floor, which doesn't exist. After your father's funeral, you receive a real estate rights transfer certificate and a note addressed to you, prompting you to visit the building. As you progress through over 20 themed rooms filled with ghosts, you uncover the lives and sufferings of the residents, ultimately facing the mystery on the 11th floor.











- The game features a unique and engaging atmosphere with original monster designs and a creepy soundscape that enhances the horror experience.
- Exploration is rewarding, as players can freely navigate the hotel and discover new elements in each room, with an abundance of keys available to progress.
- The game successfully creates tension and fear, making it enjoyable for fans of psychological horror, with a deep story that avoids reliance on gore.
- Players often find the need to restart each floor frustrating, as dying sends them back to the beginning, which can disrupt the flow of gameplay.
- There are notable performance issues, including sound bugs and low-resolution textures that detract from the overall experience.
- The gameplay loop of finding keys can become repetitive, and some puzzles are considered too simplistic, leading to a lack of challenge.
story
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is intricately woven into its gameplay, featuring original monsters and a deep narrative that enhances the horror experience. While players appreciate the freedom to explore, some find the lack of guidance can lead to frustrating backtracking in search of plot threads. Overall, it is highly recommended for fans of story-driven psychological horror due to its engaging and creepy atmosphere.
“The monsters are all original and cool-looking, and above all they are all strictly connected to the story.”
“Speaking of horror, I found the game genuinely creepy and disturbing, and the surprisingly deep story made it even scarier, at least for my standards.”
“This is a very good game indeed, the shining fruit of a high quality design, strongly recommended to all lovers of story-focused psychological horror.”
“There are times the 'progress however you want' mechanic works, but there are equally times it could have used a little more guidance to help push you towards what you still have to do. The slog of checking everywhere again and again in case you've missed a plot thread gets a little annoying after the fourth time.”
“Keys are just lying around everywhere with green/red/blue keys opening green/red/blue doors. There are several characters wandering around the hotel; some want to stab you, others just sit there and ignore you, but some are guarding worthwhile items for plot progression. Your helpful booklet can assist with what you might need.”
“The monsters are all original and cool-looking, and above all, they are all strictly connected to the story.”