BrokenLore: LOW Demo Breakdown – Eerie Secrets and Claustrophobic Horror!
0BrokenLore: LOW is a first-person horror game set in the eerie village of Kirisame Mura, exploring themes of ancient curses and dark secrets. Players follow Naomi Montgomery, whose visit to the village to advance her music career leads to uncovering supernatural mysteries. The game features survival horror mechanics, emphasizing hiding from threats instead of direct confrontation. Its atmospheric design and repeating pathways reflect the village's dark cycle of tragic events. Players will navigate a hyperrealistic, claustrophobic environment, uncovering diaries, letters, and symbolic legends.
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