A first-person psychological horror game traps you in your house with a prowling creature after a shocking morgue visit. Use your camera's bright flash to repel the monster while solving puzzles and unlocking closed doors. Manage the battery charge carefully at stations, where you stand defenseless during recharges.
Randomly generated puzzles ensure varied playthroughs in this indie simulation adventure, leading to four distinct endings. The oppressive atmosphere grips players who crave tense escapes and brain-teasing challenges on PC.
SNAP SNAP is a first-person psychological horror game with an oppressive atmosphere and intense gameplay.
My good friend David, who works as a pathologist, called me that night. He was very excited and scared. A human body had just been brought to the morgue but he said that it was an unusual corpse. He recommended that I come as soon as possible if I wanted to be the first to receive materials for an article that could become a real sensation.
After 20 minutes I was already in the morgue and what I saw shocked me.
Returning home with the materials, I became a hostage in my own house, with a terrible creature prowling the corridors. The only salvation is a bright flash on the camera, which scares away the creature. I need to deal with all the closed doors and solve these damn riddles... No way in hell I'm gonna die. I must get out at any cost.
Use your camera to escape the monster and solve some puzzles. Use the charge sparingly, as the battery may run out and while it is charging at the station... you are defenseless.
Some puzzles vary and are randomly generated, so each playthrough will be slightly different.
The game has four endings. Will you be able to open them all?
Beautiful graphics, oppressive atmosphere and high-quality sound will help you fully immerse yourself in the terrifying world of SNAP SNAP.
The game features machine translation into the following languages:
- French
- German
- Spanish
- Portuguese (Brazilian)
- Chinese (Simplified)
- Korean
- Polish
- Japanese
in progress...
