Either Eye

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Either Eye is a single player survival puzzle game with horror, thriller and comedy themes. It was developed by Limeless Studio and was released on April 3, 2026. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

JOIN HORROR CULT NOW! Reality is a matter of perspective; you can't trust both of your eyes! Look through your right eye to reveal hidden messages, demonic entities, and paths that don't exist in the "real" world! Use your left eye ONLY when necessary. Or else you will face your fate! Staring too long with your left eye attracts things that live in the evil world! Either Eye is a puz…

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96%

Audience ScoreBased on 24 reviews

gameplay3 positive mentions

Unique and clever mechanic of using different eye perspectives to reveal hidden dangers and solve puzzles.
Well-optimized with smooth animations and runs well even on modest hardware.
Engaging and fun puzzle gameplay with a horror twist, featuring jump scares that add excitement.

The game is very short and feels more like a demo or proof of concept rather than a full game.
Some puzzles are too simple or basic, lacking depth and challenge for experienced players.
Atmosphere and graphics could be improved to create a scarier and more immersive horror experience.

gameplay
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The gameplay features smooth animations, impressive optimization, and a unique mechanic of alternating between eyes to reveal hidden dangers and solve puzzles, which players find creative and engaging. However, some feel that the gameplay is limited and repetitive, mainly involving simple tasks like finding keys or pulling levers, leading to a sense of unfinished or unfulfilling experience.
- “Cool mechanics, animations are smooth, and the game is very well optimized (I have around 350-450fps on ultra with no motherboard bottleneck).”
- “What stood out the most was the mechanic of covering either eye to reveal hidden dangers and solve puzzles—such a unique idea and honestly really fun to play around with.”
- “The mechanic of having to alternate between eyes is really creative and clever.”
- “And considering that most of the gameplay comes down to finding a key or pulling a lever, I can say the game feels unfinished and somewhat boring.”
- “The lore and the gameplay don't match, other than to tell you where you're probably located.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics effectively support the horror atmosphere, especially with the dual-world concept and immersive elements, but some players feel the visuals could be darker and scarier to enhance the haunted vibe. Overall, the style fits well, though improvements are expected as the game is still unfinished.
- “Loved the concept of two different worlds in each eye and the ghost gets faster when I look at him. The graphics could be better; I know it's an unfinished game, but the atmosphere wasn't scary enough. You should make it scarier and darker so the player can really feel haunted and helpless. Overall, I liked the idea and am excited for more.”
- “The graphics fit the horror style well, enhancing the eerie atmosphere.”
story
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is decent and engaging primarily at the beginning, with the expectation that it will develop further in future episodes.
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere concept of dual worlds and dynamic ghost behavior is intriguing, but the current execution lacks scariness and darkness, reducing the sense of haunting and helplessness. Enhancing the visuals and mood could significantly improve the immersive experience. Overall, the idea is promising and generates excitement for further development.