Quote:Does anyone else remember that show on Syfy where unsuspecting saps were put into creepy situations and then filmed losing their minds when shit hit the fan? No, not the version with Tracy Morgan, we’re talking the OG stuff with Shannen Doherty. We always wondered how the show got away with scaring the the bejesus out of people without someone getting hurt. Like, all it would’ve taken is some dude with a pocket knife to go all stabby on the poor little person dressed as an evil rat monster and we would’ve never been able to enjoy modern Syfy hits such as Sharktopus and Piranhaconda. That’s a thought almost too unbearable to imagine.
Anyway, back to the game. Uncanny Valley is kinda like Scare Tactics, except you’re the sap, and you might not make it out alive. But, unlike the TV show, every single one of your choices matters. There’s no predetermined ending setup by some coked-out assistant producer. Every little thing you do may totally change the outcome of the story, and that’s pretty rad if you ask us. Combine that with a super creepy soundtrack and a great pixel art aesthetic and we’re big fans. We’ll be honest though, this game might be a bit too scary. All of our lights have been on for 96 hours straight and we’re getting really worried about the power bill. Luckily, you can buy the game super cheap today and help us keep the lights on.

(04-13-2016, 03:37 PM)God Wrote: This actually looks good. I watched some other videos also. I love me some indie games and I haven't ever played one like this.