- November 11, 2021
- CMD:Studio
Horror Stories: PLEASE COMPLY
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About
"Horror Stories: Please Comply" is a narrative-driven psychological horror game. Players uncover disturbing secrets and make choices that impact the story's outcome while avoiding deadly entities. The game features multiple endings, a rich atmospheric environment, and puzzle-solving elements to enhance the overall horror experience.











- The game offers an interesting narrative and explores themes of choices and compliance, creating a unique experience.
- Many players found the atmosphere engaging and appreciated the unsettling audio and visuals.
- Despite its short length, the game is considered worth the price for its intriguing premise and multiple endings.
- The game is extremely short, with many players finishing it in under 15 minutes, leading to feelings of being scammed.
- There is minimal gameplay, as players mostly click on items and follow instructions without meaningful choices or challenges.
- Some reviews criticized the low-quality visuals and sound design, stating that it lacks a compelling story or real horror elements.
story
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game is described as short but interesting, with some players appreciating the narrative and the sense of dread it evokes. However, there are criticisms regarding the lack of meaningful decision-making and depth, with some feeling that the surreal elements detract from the horror experience. Overall, opinions are mixed, with some finding value in the multiple endings and others disappointed by the story's execution.
“Short horror story, interesting narrative and dread on what is to come.”
“Really really short 'game', gonna give it 7.5/10, there seems to be multiple endings but I think the 'story' is interesting.”
“Looking forward to the next horror story :)”
“Not even the slightest hint at decision making that would affect the story.”
“Not even a decent story is present, just some surreal artistic setting that lacks real horror and adds real annoyance.”
“Not even a decent story is present, just some surreal artistic setting that lacks real horror and adds real annoyance.”