- June 17, 2021
- digitalbathtub
Thirty Minute Nightmare
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About
"Thirty Minute Nightmare" is a first-person survival horror experience, offering a choice between modern and classic 90's PSX-style graphics. Players must navigate through dark, atmospheric environments filled with eerie sounds and menacing enemies. The game features a short but intense story, perfect for those seeking a condensed horror adventure. Evil lurks behind every corner in this immersive, horror-filled dreamscape.


- The game offers a decent horror ambiance and is enjoyable for its low price.
- It successfully evokes an old school Resident Evil feel, providing a nostalgic experience.
- The soundtrack enhances the atmosphere, contributing to the overall tension and immersion.
- The game is very short, with many players completing it in under 30 minutes, which can lead to disappointment.
- Gameplay can feel repetitive and lacks complexity, with enemies being easy to defeat and minimal challenge.
- There are several technical issues, such as getting softlocked and a lack of options for adjusting audio and graphics settings.
music
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is widely praised for creating a tense and immersive atmosphere, effectively enhancing the sense of impending doom, especially during critical moments. However, some players noted that the volume can be excessively loud at times, and the absence of a volume slider is a drawback. Overall, the soundtrack is considered a standout feature, with many expressing a desire for it to be available as downloadable content.
“Despite the waning immersion and slightly mounting frustration during this part, the developer managed to maintain a tense, suspenseful ambiance thanks to the thrilling music that he chose for the entire project.”
“The ending music really gives you a sense of impending doom.”
“Music is too loud at times, without a volume slider.”
“While 'Thirty Minute Nightmare' doesn't do much in terms of gameplay, it manages to fully immerse players in its world with a dreadful soundtrack and a (optional, but highly recommended) faux-retro graphic filter.”