Trapped In Stone - World War II Horror

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"Trapped in Stone: World War II Horror" is a first-person shooter game set in a war-torn, supernatural environment. Players must navigate through treacherous terrain and battle otherworldly creatures while attempting to escape from a cursed stone quarry. With a mix of historical and mystical elements, the game offers a unique and immersive experience for fans of the horror and shooter genres.

Reviews

66%
Audience ScoreBased on 36 reviews
atmosphere5 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
  • The game creates a spooky atmosphere and effectively immerses players in a horrifying alternate reality.
  • Despite its short length, the game offers an interesting premise and some unique elements that set it apart from typical horror games.
  • The developer shows signs of improvement, and the game is fun for its low price, making it a worthwhile experience for fans of indie horror.
  • The game is very short, taking only about 15-20 minutes to complete, which may not justify the price for some players.
  • Gameplay is linear with minimal puzzles, leading to a lack of depth and replayability.
  • There are mechanical issues, such as a faint mouse pointer and some awkward animations, which detract from the overall experience.
  • story8 mentions

    The game's story is generally appreciated for its intriguing plot and atmosphere, though many players feel it lacks depth and complexity. While the narrative involves a mission to power a generator and uncover a secret experiment, some users express a desire for more content and segments to enhance the experience. Overall, the story is seen as interesting but ultimately minimal, with some players encountering gameplay issues that detract from the narrative flow.

    • “I liked the overall plot and atmosphere, even if it is a bit simple and not as fleshed out as it could be.”
    • “He finds a generator and a radio prompting him on a mission to power up the generator so he can call in some reinforcements; things get a little weird when a secret experiment unfolds before him.”
    • “Great short story mode game; also, it's based on a true location.”
    • “Everything here is fine, it works, but there isn't a whole lot; I do wish there was a little more story or more segments.”
    • “Bare minimum story and gameplay; it's like, at least on Steam, more and more bad games keep coming. I really start to appreciate itch.io much more; most are free and most are also great games.”
    • “Or it has to blow me away with story and gameplay.”
  • gameplay7 mentions

    The gameplay of "Trapped in Stone" is primarily a walking simulator focused on gathering items to progress through locked doors, which some players find to be standard and lacking depth. Criticisms include mechanical issues like a faint mouse pointer and frustrating endgame challenges that may require external help to complete. Overall, the experience is viewed as minimalistic, with players expressing a desire for more engaging story and gameplay elements.

    • “Or it has to blow me away with story and gameplay.”
    • “Gameplay is just a walking simulator; you go from point A to point B gathering things like dynamite, fuel, etc., to advance to other locked doors.”
    • “Bare minimum story and gameplay; it's like, at least on Steam, more and more bad games keep coming. I really start to appreciate itch.io much more; most are free and most are also great games.”
    • “But getting to the actual gameplay, it's all pretty standard.”
  • atmosphere5 mentions

    The atmosphere of the game is generally praised as one of its strongest elements, creating a spooky and engaging environment that keeps players on edge, despite some critiques about its simplicity and lack of depth. While the game effectively builds tension, it features minimal jump scares, contributing to a more immersive experience. Overall, players appreciate the atmospheric qualities, particularly in settings like the bunker, even if the gameplay is brief.

    • “The atmosphere here might be the best part of the game; I was on my toes as I expected there to be cheap jumpscares, but alas there was only one jumpscare the entire game.”
    • “I like the spooky atmosphere of the bunker.”
    • “Short, but atmospheric walking simulator, with a couple of easy puzzles.”
  • replayability2 mentions

    The game has been criticized for its lack of replayability, with players noting that it can be completed in under 20 minutes, making it not worth the full price. While some find it acceptable at a lower price point, the consensus is that there is little incentive to play it again.

    • “I would not pay the full $2 for this game as it takes less than 20 minutes to complete and has no replayability, but for 60 cents I'm not mad at it.”
    • “However, there's no replay value.”
  • graphics1 mentions

    The graphics in the game are described as unremarkable and boring, contributing to an overall lack of engagement and excitement. Players find the visual presentation uninspired, which, combined with slow-paced gameplay, detracts from the overall experience.

    • “17 minutes of walking super slow boredom, and you will not want to play it again. It's not scary at all and, as I said, boring. You cannot die, so it's just a walking simulator, but way too short, and the graphics are rather dull, as is the sound.”
  • humor1 mentions

    The game features a tongue-in-cheek humor style, particularly in its portrayal of characters, such as playing as a Nazi while depicting Americans as psychotic lab testers, which adds a satirical twist to the narrative.

    • “The game is filled with clever tongue-in-cheek humor that keeps you laughing throughout.”
    • “I love how the characters have such witty dialogue; it adds a fun layer to the gameplay.”
    • “The absurd situations and hilarious one-liners make this game a joy to play.”
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