- July 10, 2019
- N4bA
Trapped
Platforms
About
"Trapped" is a first-person horror adventure game where you wake up in a dark, mysterious corridor with no memory of how you got there. The objective is to escape by exploring the surroundings, solving puzzles, and avoiding a terrifying monster. With limited controls , players must carefully manage their resources and think quickly to survive and find their way out. The game is available in Russian and takes roughly 30-60 minutes to complete.










- The game offers a unique and immersive horror experience with a creepy atmosphere and effective sound design.
- For a low-budget indie game, it provides good value and can deliver genuine scares, making it enjoyable for horror fans.
- The puzzles, while challenging, are engaging and the game successfully creates a sense of tension and claustrophobia.
- The lack of a save function and the confusing maze design can lead to frustration, as players may have to restart frequently.
- Some players experienced glitches and issues with audio levels, which detracted from the overall experience.
- The game may feel repetitive and aimless at times, especially in the latter half, leading to a sense of frustration rather than enjoyment.
atmosphere
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's atmosphere is widely praised for its immersive and creepy qualities, effectively utilizing visuals and sound design to create a psychologically unsettling experience. While it successfully instills fear and tension, some players note that gameplay issues can detract from the overall experience. Despite these drawbacks, horror enthusiasts are likely to appreciate the chilling vibe the game offers.
“The atmosphere of the game, combined with the setting and the soundscape, quite frankly, tears you apart psychologically.”
“The atmosphere got me scared and creeped out to all hell and back expecting to get screwed over at every corner.”
“The game's atmosphere and sound design are effective in creating a creepy and unsettling mood, and horror game enthusiasts may still enjoy the experience.”