- April 3, 2024
- Ricardo Pratas
VOID CRAWLER
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About
In "Void Crawler" , pilot a vehicle called 'The Mole' into Earth's void to harvest valuable material for Void Energies. As Marcus Everett, maintain Mole's battery, oil, and coolant, and utilize infrared camera/radar to navigate. Experience a first-person horror journey in a dystopian future, with challenging survival elements and eerie darkness to uncover.




- The game creates a creepy and disturbing atmosphere, effectively immersing players in its horror elements.
- For a solo developer, the game is impressive, showcasing a unique storyline and engaging gameplay that keeps players interested.
- It's a short but enjoyable experience, making it a great option for those looking for a quick horror game without overstaying its welcome.
- The game feels short, and many players expressed a desire for more content, particularly in terms of gameplay length and a more impactful ending.
- Some aspects, such as voice acting and certain gameplay mechanics, lack polish and can detract from the overall experience.
- The scares and horror elements can feel forced or amateurish, leading to a less effective build-up of tension.
atmosphere
28 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's atmosphere is widely praised for its creepiness and immersive qualities, effectively creating a suspenseful and claustrophobic experience reminiscent of Lovecraftian themes. While some players noted a lack of tension and occasional graphical shortcomings, the overall world-building, sound design, and voice acting contribute significantly to its chilling ambiance. Despite some disappointment with the ending, the atmospheric build-up and engaging storytelling leave a lasting impression on players.
“The world building and atmosphere in this game is superb and original.”
“Incredible atmosphere.”
“The atmosphere is top notch and the voice over work really adds to it.”
“There’s a lack of tension and atmosphere.”
“It's claustrophobic and has some intense atmosphere, but I feel the sound design is more immersive in the latter.”
“What it lacks in graphics (only on occasion) it makes up for in suspense and atmosphere (constantly).”