Players Like...

❤ Immersive Atmosphere

Players consistently praise the game's excellent sound design, which uses ambient noises, creepy whispers, and sudden audio cues to heighten the tension and sense of dread. The visuals also contribute to the creepy, abandoned feel of the camp setting, with reviewers noting that playing with headphones amplifies the immersive horror experience.

❤ Engaging Exploration and Narrative

As players investigate the abandoned Yunost camp, they uncover notes, photos, and other clues that slowly piece together the backstory of the camp's dark history. Reviewers highlight the satisfying sense of exploration, as well as the effective, if not overly complex, narrative that draws players into the camp's mysteries.

❤ Effective Jump Scares

A major component of the gameplay is the frequent use of unexpected jump scares. Many reviewers comment that the jump scares are well-timed and effective at startling the player, with several noting that they were genuinely frightened or made to physically react during intense moments. However, a few reviewers felt the jump scares were overdone or not as smoothly integrated as they could have been.

❤ Appropriate Pacing and Length

Most players completed the game in 1-2 hours, a pacing that is generally seen as appropriate for the game's format, allowing for a focused, intense horror experience without overstaying its welcome. While some reviewers wished the game had been slightly longer, most felt the length was well-suited to the title.

❤ Supporting the Developer

A significant number of reviews discuss the importance of supporting the developer, Emika_Games, who reportedly faced issues with players abusing the Steam refund policy to complete the short game for free. Many reviewers emphasize that the developer deserves praise and financial support for their efforts, even if the game's length is brief.