Разработчик: GoManga Interactive
Описание
Anniversary Update
Our horror arcade videogame Insane Decay of Mind: The Labyrinth is now one year old and a renewed, involving Anniversary Update has finally been released. Face the Insanity in this new update that will add new several elements in the Labyrinth. The final glitches have been fixed and the Shadows’ AI have been refined. The Shadows’ presence in the bigger maps has been enhanced, too. You will even find them quarreling, from time to time. Creepy, isn't it?
About the Game
The Story
Insane Decay of Mind: The Labyrinth is a first person horror game. You play the role of Katherine, a young girl lost in the eerie hallways of a building she believes to be her school.As she begins to realise that this labyrinth that she has found herself in, is slowly warping her mind; She must make her escape in order to regain her freedom.
But freedom comes at tremendous cost.
Leaving the labyrinth is not as easy as it seems as you are not alone, there are entities that wish to keep you from escaping.
During your dreadful experience, you will meet beings called "Shadows", manifestations of your worst nightmares; you will have to subdue them as you continue wandering the darkness that envelopes you and, perhaps, you will achieve your freedom.
Why is the Game Named This?
Insanity is undoubtedly the main element: represented by the Shadow, it will encompass the entire story, haunt every frame, perhaps even disturb you own mind.It is from insanity, from foolishness, that the decay of mind begins.
The only way to oppose this deterioration is to piece together the fragments of Katherine's story; they are hidden in the vast maze in which you find yourself, look for them very carefully.
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: Intel Core i5 4460 equivalent or greater
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT 430 (no VR) or GTX 960 (VR) or AMD Radeon HD 5670 (no VR) or R9 290 (VR)
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 10 GB available space
- VR Support: SteamVR or Oculus PC. Keyboard and mouse required
- Additional Notes: Requires Oculus Rift DK2, Oculus Rift CV1, HTC Vive Pre or HTC Vive to work in VR
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i5 4590 equivalent or greater
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750Ti (no VR) or GTX 980 (VR) or AMD Radeon R7 260 (no VR) or R9 290X (VR)
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 10 GB available space
- Additional Notes: Requires Oculus Rift DK2, Oculus Rift CV1, HTC Vive Pre or HTC Vive to work in VR
Отзывы пользователей
"It's just like the Matrix."
"It's nothing like The Matrix."
"Exactly. That's part of the Matrix."
"You need help."
A Mind-Numbing Labyrinth of Frustration
Rating: ★☆☆☆☆
Review:
Insane Decay of Mind: The Labyrinth is an utterly disappointing and frustrating game that fails to deliver any semblance of enjoyment or intrigue. From start to finish, it is a mind-numbing experience that left me utterly unsatisfied.
The game's main flaw lies in its convoluted and poorly designed mechanics. Navigating the labyrinth is an exercise in frustration, thanks to the unintuitive controls and clunky movement system. It feels as if the developers intentionally made it difficult to maneuver, adding unnecessary layers of frustration to an already uninspiring game.
Furthermore, the level design lacks creativity and fails to captivate the player. The repetitive and monotonous environments quickly become tiresome, offering no incentive to continue exploring. Instead of providing an immersive and engaging experience, The Labyrinth simply becomes a dull and repetitive maze with no clear purpose or direction.
The visuals in Insane Decay of Mind are equally lackluster. The graphics are dated and unimpressive, lacking the polish and attention to detail that modern games offer. The uninspired environments and lack of visual variety further contribute to the overall mediocrity of the game.
The audio design is equally disappointing. The lack of a compelling soundtrack or immersive sound effects diminishes any potential atmosphere that the game could have created. Instead, the audio elements feel tacked on and forgettable, doing little to enhance the player's experience or draw them into the world of the game.
In summary, Insane Decay of Mind: The Labyrinth is a prime example of a game that fails to deliver on its promises. The frustrating mechanics, uninspired level design, and lackluster visuals and audio make it a chore to play. If you're seeking an immersive and engaging experience, I would strongly advise looking elsewhere. This game offers nothing more than a labyrinth of disappointment and frustration.
What a beautifull pile of sh*t.
There is running ennemies that don't make any sounds, in a game where you can't run or defend yourself, so by the time you see them you are fu**ked and can't do anything about it.
The labyrinth get pretty big on top, so it doesn't make that much sense to not be able to run.
The best way to defend myself I found was to get ennemies stuck on walls just to give an idea, no joke.
I beat the game completely by luck, I didn't find any ennemy at the last stage and it's the only reason I won.
You should at least be able to peek without revealing youre body like in dishonored, but no, it's too helpfull to be there.
The death animations are trash, the ennemies aren't threatening and there is a lot of bugs.
The sensitivity slider doesn't work half the time, you can get objects stuck into walls easily and I'm pretty sure the corrupted girl can teleport trough the map to instakill you even tough she shouldn't be able to do that, she is supposed to only run from what I understand.
Oh and there is no map and no inventory system, you can only hold one object at the time and you don't hold it in youre hand, you make it levitate in front of you obstructing youre vision, what a good idea!
There is almost no content, I finished the game in like 2 hours, I'll ask for a refund 100%.
I'm sorry but it's not even fun bad, it's just a frustrating pile of sh*t filled with bad design decisions.
As it stand now, it really deserve it's 36% review rate and it's really sad, because the idea of the game is really good.
Interesting concept and realization, but boring gameplay and bugged game.
At least it's cheap.
So if you like horrors then it's up to you, but finally I say NO to the game.
Okay, this game is far from perfect BUT it's still a lot of fun.
It has been developed by few people and they are all smart and funny guys, they made the game with passion and it was the only way to improve their professional skills.
Give this game a shot.
played without vr okay game lots of jump scares
played in vr mode with htc vive just bad really bad motion sick like anything
fix the problems might be a good vr game
It is dk2-era schwag, and prolly only worth 2 dollars, yes, but I liked it. It had a certain way about it, and in the realm of controller/gaze based vr horror, you could probably do worse. So this would be a review from someone who's already crunched through the bulk of stuff with actual vive support; sadly you should have two sets of expectations. Overall, it's fairly basic, and you might be able to enhance it with your own music. I thing I did not do for the video a year later.
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The WORST comtrols mostly likely due to this being ported (from Rift? ). DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY!
Weird, spooky fun. Not my cup of tea, but it's good value for the money. It has some interesting spooky characters. The controls are goofy, perhaps intentionally so to confuse you. It would be nice if there's some sort of loading screen, and a way to speed-past some of the death animations.
This game is just a great exercise in running around in circles and accomplishing nothing.
Boring or tedious with very little in the way of excitement.
locomotion in this made me very ill quickly and I can play Vivecraft for hours flying all over the place. Seems like it could be a cool game if it had better controls.
Purchased this with the Indie VR Bundle during the latest VR sale. I am not the type of person to get scared by a horror movie or even a haunted house, but when that Bunny Man popped out my heart raced. My first VR horror experience and is well worth the price just for the shock alone.
I paid half-price for it and got an hour of druken fun with friends just running around the randomly generated halls being scared, confused, or tickled. It's buggy and the appeal burns out quickly, but there's enough entertainment to justify the price.
If you want to see a video of our descent into insanity, check out the link below:
https://youtu.be/clcGQrNxB6U?list=PL9EVVZhmTIs6NPNae9Yy3bbw1_m34I_XP
Instant motion sickness for me and you don't immediately understand what to do. No thanks.
Not sure if this is actually a good game but from just a few minutes of playing I had chills through my whole body.
There are not a lot of horror games yet for VR and i can see why.
It's bad enough at first in other vr games when a figure is really strange and terrible looking at you full size perspective, But when they start running at you like in this game it's terrifying. thruth.
I don't know if I can handle the future of this! LOL
Poor, undeveloped game. A work in progress with lots to still do. VR was decent enough but the game itself needs major development. Should have been a free demo.
Right now this is the only thing remotely close to a survival horror VR experience for the vive.
And concidering the dev is still working on it; The price is phenomenal.
When I first installed it I had some technical issues. However, my problems were swiftly patched by a new build and I was thrilled to redownload it.
I find it's best to play standing with an xbox controller.
I've had some startling moments. And the whole atmosphere of the game is creepy as heck.
I'd recomend this if you need to fill that horror hole in your Vive library.
In its present state, playing the game with the Rift, I found several issues that prevent me from recommending it at the moment.
1. Navigation in the menues sometimes was buggy. Death sequences also trigger a load screen as if the game crashed.
2. In the Rift, the game looks greyish instead of black.
3. Locomotion feels very artificial and I also wished that you could turn by looking around (à la Dreadhalls).
4. The halls looks empty and repetitive (by design, I guess), interaction with the environment is very limited.
5. Ambient music was good, but the sounds were not rich.
The developper mentionned updates and I will certainly return to the game to see them.
Welcome to Insane Decay of Mind, spiritual successor to Bonnie Tyler's two-packs-a-day anthem 'Total Eclipse of the Heart'. The first friendly face in this game that can be bothered to talk to you tells you "LOLLIPOP COMPASS" and then twists her head around at inhuman angles as you back away slowly down the corridor.
Honestly, that really sums this impenetrable madness up for me. You walk around, you find objects. Sometimes you can pick them up, sometimes they just mysteriously vanish when you go near them. You're never entirely sure whether you're progressing or just dying as the game seems to randomly regenerate the level each time you're killed by a tentacle or zombie hall monitor or jackass in a rabbit mask.
I'm aware that me being unsure of what in the name of god this game is trying to accomplish is not much of a valid reason to vote it down but I walked into a door, the game froze for about a minute and then reloaded the same area with the Lollipop Compass madwoman standing mere feet in front of me and I'm having a hard time believing that any of that was intentional. Lollipop Compass indeed, my dear. Lollipop Compass indeed.
Baffled progress below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqtHyDLxAwY
Theres not much to this game, you run around in some hallways and avoiding ghosts, a few very simple puzzles, and other than that its just rinse/repeat, atleast that is my experience, I havent tried this game with VR, so that might be a different and better experience. I dident expect more than what i got for the price tho, so if you want a short horror experience for very cheap, go ahead.
I can show you some gameplay
https://youtu.be/wphfvFAqTgk
Because there's no middle-ground rating system, I have to give this game a thumbs down mainly because the majority (like me) do not have VR, for which this game seems better suited. I'm sure those who are really into this genre will like this game enough, and the price is definitely right, but I had issues with it.
- The "story" is in the store description, and not all that much is revealed while playing other than "secrets" you find that reveal things in the short notes of the acheivements earned. Strange.
- The teaser trailers (not the one on the store page) show better graphics and have a lot more in them than at least the first hour of the game. Very misleading.
- The key rebinding in the game's launcher is largely irrelevant, only the "jump" entry is actually used for item interaction in game. Confusing.
- The mouse sensitivity is extremely high with no game setting available, so you have to adjust your own mouse dpi. Annoying.
- I did run into a couple of bugs. One was an npc was stuck running into a wall; I could even put a barrel under him. Two was on the esc menu screen the mouse cursor disappeared, requiring alt+f4 to exit the game.
- It really does look and feel like this game was designed for VR first.
This game seems to have an interesting backstory and all, but for some reason it's just not presented to you and wants to rely more on atmosphere and tension scares. So if you're just looking for scary, especially in VR, you'll probably have a better time.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | GoManga Interactive |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 24.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 56% положительных (27) |