- May 7, 2023
- ZenVisionGames
Unknown Memoirs: The Rental
49%Game Brain Score
graphics, story
75% User Score 16 reviews
About
"Unknown Memoirs: The Rental" is a short story, horror walking simulator that takes players through a creepy rental apartment. As they uncover the building's dark secrets and bloody history, they'll encounter strange noises, moving objects, and disturbing visions. The game features realism in its gameplay and contains intense psychological horror.

Audience ScoreBased on 16 reviews
graphics3 negative mentions
- The game offers a unique puzzle-solving experience that deviates from typical horror game mechanics.
- The atmosphere is creepy and immersive, with effective sound design that enhances the horror elements.
- For its low price, the game provides a decent short horror experience that supports indie developers.
- The game is plagued by frequent crashes and lacks a save feature, making it frustrating to play.
- The story is minimal and often nonsensical, leaving players confused about the plot and character motivations.
- The game is excessively dark, making it difficult to navigate and diminishing the overall experience.
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics are considered decent for an indie game, though they may not stand out on their own without the support of effective audio design. Overall, the visuals are satisfactory but not exceptional, aligning with the game's low budget and short length.
“The graphics and sounds are decent for an indie game; it's short, super cheap, and features a couple of jump scares.”
“However, the visuals would be nothing without their convincing audio design, which greatly enhances the overall experience.”
“Graphics looked okay when I could see them.”
“The graphics and sounds are okay for an indie game; it is short, super cheap, and has a couple of jump scares.”
“However, the visuals would be nothing without its convincing audio design, which must’ve greatly sweetened the pot of an advert for the place, eventually selling this hole!”