Adam - Lost Memories | Indie Horror Game | Early Access

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Издатель Nov 22, 2020

An atmospheric horror game about the experience of growing up in a broken home, in a family that's falling apart... In a factory.

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►About the Game -
Based on a true story.
Fear in real life is not from zombies that wanted to eat your brain, or the ghost that came back from the after-life, to open your fridge door while you sleep.

The true fear is when you cries in the corner at your small room for a bit of food and water.
When you are constantly shamed, terrorized and humiliated for years, and can't see the end of it.

I created this game because I wanted to show people what it feels like to a child who grew up in a family that's falling apart.

Back then, my only thing I had was a book.
When I read it again and again, sometimes it felt like I'm inside there, in a different place. For me, that was an escape from reality.

This game is builds up an unforgettable and unique atmosphere from the beginning, this is not a walking simulator, and this game is not containing any jump-scares.
You play as a mentally ill person who suffers from panic disorders.
You play as me...

Features:
- An Immersive first person experience.
- A physics based world, where you can interact with every object.
- Puzzles that you can solve in different ways.
- A completely narrated main story, by the professional voice actor Isaak Wells.
- 3D sound implementation for the best experience.
- Original music made by me.
- A true, original story that change the way you see child abuse.

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