In the history of thriller games, there are many works that have left a deep impression. These works either have a deep plot or are very well placed in terms of environmental shaping. Some use a lot of horror graphics to give you an intuitive visual impact, while others use plot and sound effects to make you feel chilled even if you stand in a scene without any danger. And the map shared by Xiaobian to you today is a map that restores a classic horror game scene: the thriller map "Silent Hill P.T" made by the player "don't want to lack oxygen".
As you can tell from the name, this is a map that recreates a classic horror game. For some reason, there was only one demo version of the original, and most players only heard its name, did not see the real face, plus the various in this map. So for all of you, you can play this map as a new map.
The entire map scene is very simple, with the player only being able to move in an L-shaped corridor, a flight of stairs, and a small bathroom. However, although the scene is small, the layout is not ambiguous at all. The walls are full of world-famous paintings, radios, telephones and other functional equipment, and the entire corridor is like a real mansion corridor, and the player rotates through the corridor to explore the truth behind this horrific scene.
Players in the game often need to interact with various props in the scene, and the main interaction is in this radio. To be honest, if it weren't for the author's explanation at the beginning of the map, I really wouldn't recognize that this is a radio. The main plot of the game is explained through this radio, and as a standard psychological horror map, the plot is very important for the shaping of the atmosphere, and xiaobian suggests that everyone should listen to the radio every time they encounter it.
As the player progresses, the originally well-lit corridor will gradually darken, and the player can also see some strange things in the corridor. Here Xiaobian is very recommended that you wear headphones to play this map, as you pass through the corridor every time, the various sound effects in the scene are becoming more and more abundant, I believe it can leave a deep memory for your friends.
Overall, this map does a good job of restoration, although limited by the logic of the Mini World engine and the pixel block style of the picture performance, the map still makes the atmosphere very good. If you also like horror maps, try this one, I believe it's not the same as any other horror map you've played.