Midnight: Submersion Nightmare Horror Story Prologue

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Midnight: Submersion Nightmare Horror Story Prologue is a single player action game. It was developed by Epic Fail Games and was released on December 27, 2021. It received positive reviews from players.

GET FULL GAME Midnight Submersion: Nightmare Horror Story Prologue -The first location is available for the passing. You are offered to play as the main character and you do not have any restrictions for exploring the area. Try to get what is going on there! Actions have been started in a lost place which is surrounded by the forest. The city was covered by darkness. The night is full of silence. …

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Audience ScoreBased on 16 reviews

story3 negative mentions

The game creates a spooky atmosphere that effectively utilizes mannequins to enhance the horror experience.
It has a solid foundation and potential for a more developed game, with interesting mechanics involving mannequins providing hints.
Despite being a short prologue, it successfully delivers moments of tension and creepiness.

The game feels unfinished and lacks polish, with glitches and a user-unfriendly interface.
The story is poorly presented, with minimal context provided to players, making it hard to engage with the narrative.
Gameplay can be tedious, with mechanics that may frustrate players, such as limited light and overly dark environments.

story
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story of "Midnight: Submersion Nightmare Horror Story Prologue" is minimal and presented on a single piece of paper midway through the game, leaving players feeling underwhelmed. While the atmosphere is noted as engaging, many reviewers criticize the lack of depth in the narrative and the gameplay mechanics, which detract from the overall experience.
- “It's a short fun game; if you are looking for atmosphere, play Midnight: Submersion Nightmare Horror Story.”
- “This is a nightmare horror story, an adventure game from the first-person perspective in the horror genre that provides you with a trip through a huge and dark city full of dummies.”
- “The story is provided to you on one piece of paper midway through... like the entire story.”
- “There should be professional tests and put them into levels of ability because this game sounds good but it's just not. It lags, game mechanics are awful, too dark, your light runs out too quickly, and it seems more like a game of finding batteries than the real actual story, to which there isn't one.”
- “This is a nightmare horror story, an adventure game from the first person in the horror genre that provides you with a trip in a huge and dark city full of dummies.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
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The atmosphere of "Midnight: Submersion Nightmare Horror Story" is described as eerie and unsettling, immersing players in a world where the absence of living beings creates a haunting environment filled with dummies. This unique ambiance enhances the game's short yet engaging experience, making it a notable choice for those seeking atmospheric horror.
- “It's a short, fun game; if you are looking for atmosphere, play Midnight: Submersion Nightmare Horror Story.”
- “You have the opportunity to explore a strange atmosphere where living people are absent, and all that remains are dummies.”
- “The atmosphere feels oddly empty, as if the living are absent and only lifeless dummies remain.”
- “The game lacks a compelling atmosphere, making it hard to immerse myself in the experience.”
- “There's a strange disconnect in the atmosphere; it feels more like a hollow shell than a vibrant world.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
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33%
The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the mechanics while others criticize the lag, poor mechanics, and excessive darkness that detracts from the experience. Many feel that the focus on finding batteries overshadows the narrative, leading to frustration rather than engagement.
- “There should be professional tests and put them into levels of ability because this game sounds good, but it's just not. It lags, the game mechanics are awful, it's too dark, your light runs out too quickly, and it seems more like a game of finding batteries than the real actual story, which there isn't one.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious, with some uncertainty about whether it was tied to a timed event or specific triggers, leading to frustration over time.
- “Not sure if it was a timed event or needed a specific trigger, but either way, it got tedious after a while.”