Despair

Despair - indie horror, where the main character wakes up in an empty subway car. The train stopped and all the passengers disappeared. In absolute solitude, a lost person explores the dark catacombs. Of weapons - only courage and a dim flashlight. On the way, there are notes that shed light on what is happening.

Locations are long tangled tunnels, interrupted by utility rooms. There are 2 long corridors that lead nowhere. Dead ends maintain an atmosphere of hopelessness. The monotony of the map is interrupted by screamers. The locked doors open abruptly with a loud bang. With peripheral vision, vague shadows are visible, the next moment popping up right in front of the face.

In order not to be left in complete darkness alone with the otherworldly, you need to look for batteries for a flashlight. They can be anywhere - on the tracks, near the toilet, in the ventilation shaft. In general, the hero will often climb into the ventilation in order to go further along the location. Sometimes riddles come across, for example, starting the generator.

There are a couple of technical points to be aware of before playing through. There is no manual or automatic saving here. The moment is forgivable, since the game is short and is designed for 40 minutes of wandering through the subway. In Despair, you can die in 2 ways, and after the revival, the hero has everything that he managed to collect in his inventory. One of the possible deaths is to get hit by a rapidly approaching train..