Game sucks fat balls, only got it for the Background

Everyone buy this game for background <3

i just want the mfking backround

So we all just playing this for the background?

background xd

Here I will leave the cat, friends who pass by can pet it and give it a thumbs up or a heart. (I need the points fr)

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Played it twice. Game only has 2 different places to make a path choice. You game length will be less than 15 minutes or around a half hour. The only thing you do in this entire game is press E to open doors, pick up keys, and unlock doors. You will also press F somtimes to see in dark places and read messages on the walls. That is all you do. The story is very vague and has a lame ending. Save youself the cash.

like me and everyone else here, i'm guessing you bought it for the background

This brand-spanking-new horror game was apparently made on some program called GameGuru ("the easy game maker"). It proudly tells me this on the menu screen. And I have to say, on the strength of this product, should I ever decide to join the glut of people currently making cheap-arsed, ♥♥♥♥♥♥ horror product in their bedrooms...I might make it a point to avoid GameGuru like the plague. I also might not opt to make and release a game, especially for money, until I confirm that I: a. Have some actual talent making games, and b. Have some remotely worthwhile ideas to fill said game with. Luckily for all of us, Mamedov Yuriy has no such hesitations. He/she/they have made a game, and while it starts promisingly enough in the first few minutes - in which you run down a dirt track through some admittedly lovely scenery - it's all pretty much downhill once you actually reach a large, spooky, asylum-like building and step inside.

In VERGE:Lost chapter - that's precisely how it's written, so for reasons of aesthetic purity, I shall keep it that way - you play a small, kangaroo-like creature (a wallaby, perhaps?) who hops along the corridors of said spooky building, goes through lots of doors, and triggers an excruciatingly long load screen approximately once every thirty-seven seconds. That's when you are not enduring excruciatingly long text screens which, in addition to scrolling by at the speed of darkness, CANNOT BE SKIPPED, at least as best as I can tell. Oh, and did I mention that you CANNOT SAVE at any point of the game, be it manually or by way of predetermined checkpoints...in spite of the fact that you'll basically be requiring a "primal scream break" every ten minutes or so, lest you put a FIST THROUGH YOUR COMPUTER SCREEN?!

Now, none of this is to say that there's absolutely NO redeeming features to this game. Some of the sound is actually rather effective - emphasis on the word SOME - and some - again, SOME - of the graphics aren't too bad (well, some of the outdoor graphics anyway; the interiors are pretty much uniformly ♥♥♥♥♥). Other than that, the painfully slow and vertigo-inducing movement basically led me to pack this one in before I'd even so much as laid eyes on a monster, though a quick glance at the trailer on the Store page assures me that I didn't miss out on much.

Y'know, when I was a young'un, I wasted an awful lot of my time and money watching almost every ♥♥♥♥♥♥, low-budget horror movie I could lay my hands on. Nowadays, I'm relieved to report that I only waste similar amounts of time and money playing every ♥♥♥♥♥♥, low-budget horror GAME I can lay my hands on. Hey...waitaminute...th-that's not any kind of PROGRESS, is it? God preserve me...WHAT AM I DOING WITH MY LIFE?!

Verdict: 2.5/10.

for the wallpaper right?