- February 2, 2024
- tesakiza
DON'T FACE UP
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About
In "DON'T FACE UP," a first-person horror game, you wake up in a mysterious building with no memory of your past or present. As you explore, you'll discover the chilling meaning behind the message "DON'T FACE UP": you must avoid making eye contact with unknown entities that appear at your side. Your goal is to uncover the truth about your memory loss and the building's dark secrets, all while adhering to the rule of not facing up. Note: This game is not compatible with SteamDeck.


- The game features enjoyable puzzles that strike a balance between being challenging and logical.
- The story, while not groundbreaking, is engaging and provides a fun mystery to unravel.
- It's a free game that offers a decent amount of gameplay, making it worth a try for puzzle enthusiasts.
- The game lacks genuine scares, with monsters that are not intimidating and often feel like a nuisance.
- Many puzzles are overly complicated or vague, leading to frustration and the need for guides.
- There are several bugs and translation issues that detract from the overall experience.
story
28 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally appreciated for its intriguing mystery and lore, though it is described as serviceable rather than groundbreaking. Players can piece together complex elements through optional files, enhancing the experience, but some found the plot confusing, particularly regarding the use of phones and text messages. Overall, while the narrative has its flaws, it remains a compelling aspect of the game, especially for those who enjoy a mix of horror and puzzle elements.
“The lore behind it and the story is great!”
“Perfect cross between low poly horror and puzzle game with a great and interesting story.”
“The relatively complex story elements you pick up piece by piece really go a long way.”
“The plot with the phones and text messages made no sense.”
“The storyline makes no sense and mostly just confuses the player.”
“After the first playthrough, you'll completely understand the story (considering you want to read all messages/notes/etc).”