π΄π LIVE Frightence And Ikai η°η - Part 1 - Urban Legends And Japanese Folklore
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Frightence:
Frightence is a short, intense first-person horror experience.
You are the janitor who works at the infamous Apartment #17, which is the seed of many eeire tales and bloodcurdling urban legends...
The apartment recently got an eviction notice and tonight, you must check every residentβs flat to make sure that everybody has left.
Soon you will realize that things are not the way they seem in this dreadful apartmentβ¦
Ikai:
Fear and anxiety prevail after the darkest tales from Japanese folklore come to life in this first-person psychological horror game. Set in a feudal era, Ikai revolves around the priestess of a shrine struggling to defeat the spirits of her past and her present.
Ikai embodies the spirit of the classical psychological horror genre with a defenseless main character incapable of attacking the evil creatures. However, it explores a new sense of horror by making the player face the threats directly neither fleeing nor attacking.
Every mechanic of the game is meant to raise this relatable feeling of helplessness and create a tense atmosphere. The slow, precise and natural movements as a way of interaction resemble real lifeβs to foster immersion in the uncanny world of Ikai.
Rumors have spread even through the most skeptical villagers, giving way to fear and hysteria. Itβs not just a matter of gossip this time. The blood-stained leaves indicate that evil creatures are getting closer and closer to humans. It is believed that a new demon has turned up in the underworld. Its will is to cross the doorway into our world as soon as it finds what it is looking for. Such a situation requires the priest to head to the village, leaving the shrine under his nieceβs control, the priestess.
The crowdβs fear hasnβt reached the shrine far away in the mountains, where the priestess, Naoko, works as usual, too busy to worry. Sweeping and sweeping, time goes by, with or without the priest. Without giving much importance to this sort of demon and ghost stories she ascribes to fearful children, Naoko leaves the shrine to get to the river before it gets dark. Villagersβ dreads seem to take shape in the gloomy forest. She keeps walking, increasingly tense, until her doubts are dispelled; but not her fears.
She soon loses consciousness of her soul and body and falls to the ground; almost dead, almost alive. The shrineβs bell screams for help, but it is no longer a sacred place. All Gods have gone, giving way to monsters, ghosts and spirits.