- August 29, 2023
- Jeremy Fischer
The Lancaster Leak - Crisis At Call Center
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About
In "The Lancaster Leak - Crisis At Call Center," players must uncover the mystery behind a leaked tape and the disappearance of an FBI intern. The game is a 30-minute linear story that can be played from the perspective of security cameras, hacked computers, and wiretapped phones. A new entity is introduced in this episode, adding to the tension and fear. Playing the first game is recommended but not required. This game is listed on Steam with the ID 2519560.








- The game effectively creates a creepy atmosphere reminiscent of classic horror games, utilizing fixed camera angles and tank controls that enhance the tension.
- The story is engaging and builds on the lore from previous installments, keeping players invested in the unfolding narrative.
- As a free game, it offers a surprisingly enjoyable experience with well-executed jump scares and a unique premise that draws players in.
- The controls are clunky and can be frustrating, often leading to awkward movement and difficulty navigating the environment.
- Many players noted the presence of typos and poor translation quality, which detracts from the immersion and overall experience.
- The gameplay can feel repetitive, primarily consisting of mundane tasks that may not hold the player's interest throughout the short playtime.
story
38 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is widely praised for its compelling narrative and depth, effectively expanding the lore and world-building from previous installments. Players appreciate the unique storytelling format, which utilizes a fixed camera perspective and security footage to create tension and immersion, while the plot keeps them engaged throughout. Although some find the story familiar, its execution and atmosphere are deemed captivating, leaving many eager for future developments in the series.
“I believe this game is easily the best of the three games, and has the most compelling story.”
“My favorite aspect was how it greatly expanded on the story and brought more depth to the world-building.”
“The lore is very intriguing and the entity description and how the story was presented is absolutely perfect.”
“Not sure I'm that keen on the framing device as a story though - it's not like we haven't seen this stuff a bunch of times before.”
“The story this time around is that you're reviewing security footage from an office building, where a member of staff was killed by a monstrous entity.”
“Tension increases as the days (or nights) pass and the story (as you can guess) comes to a fatal conclusion on night 3.”