Dusk Of Confinement

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Dusk Of Confinement - Survival horror survival with a first-person view in which you can test your nerves for strength. Events take place in the mansion in which the serial maniac John Smith lives.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

8%

Audience ScoreBased on 16 reviews

humor2 positive mentions

atmosphere1 negative mentions

Some players found moments of humor and entertainment, such as the character playing the piano.
A few jump scares were effective in startling players, adding to the horror experience.
The game is an indie title that some players appreciated for its attempt at creating a horror atmosphere.

The flashlight is poorly designed, providing minimal light and requiring frequent battery changes.
Players experienced significant bugs, including clipping through walls and being unable to progress due to unresponsive keys.
The game lacks essential features like a pause menu, clear controls, and guidance on objectives, making it frustrating to play.

atmosphere
2 mentions
0 % positive mentions
50 % neutral mentions
50 % negative mentions
The atmosphere is characterized by unexpected loud jumpscares that initially create a sense of fear but quickly become repetitive and annoying, failing to enhance the overall experience or contribute meaningfully to the game's spooky ambiance.
- “The jumpscares aren't scary because they're unsettling or alert you to any danger; they're scary because you don't expect them and are just loud noises that play when you enter a room. However, they get annoying and boring after a while because they don't really contribute anything to the overall atmosphere aside from reminding you, 'this house is spooky.'”
humor
2 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
Users consistently find the humor in the game to be highly entertaining, often expressing their enjoyment with laughter.
- “That was hilarious haha.”
- “That was hilarious haha.”