Anemoiapolis
Anemoiapolis
Description (IGDB)
You have fallen into a strange and haunted underground neighborhood. Discover its origins and escape with your life - and sanity - intact. Anemoiapolis is a short atmospheric terror game about liminal spaces. Have you ever been in an empty airport, or a school at night? This game attempts to recreate that experience.
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Informations Steam
Description Steam (Français)
WANDER A VAST NETWORK OF MUNDANE HORRORS
Anemoiapolis finds horror in the familiar -- places so ordinary that film and TV usually avoid them. Experience the comfort of existential dread.
RUN, SWIM, JUMP, SLIDE, AND CLIMB TO FREEDOM
With nobody around to let you out, you'll have to forge your own path to the exit.
UTILIZE YOUR SURROUNDINGS
Push obstacles and smash windows -- whatever it takes to get to the next room.
SHORT CIRCUIT EVERYTHING
Put your puzzle skills to the test. Break into electrical panels to access new areas.
NAVIGATE DYNAMIC ENVIRONMENTS
Don't count on that door being there the next time you swing around. Things aren't always as they appear.
EXPLORE PROCEDURAL LABYRINTHS
This game is designed from the ground-up to make you lost and confused. If you feel like you're going in circles, then you're on the right track.
ABOUT
Anemoiapolis is developed by Andrew Quist, a solo developer who takes heavy inspiration from his Michigan hometown. Encouraged by forum posts in late 2020 about "liminal spaces" and "the backrooms", Anemoiapolis is a personal retelling of those concepts.
Soundtrack by JORDANN and 4REST
Éditions et prix Steam
Avis des joueurs Steam
C'est le meilleur "Liminal game" (c'est mon expression) du monde, il est térrifiant et aussi rassuranr
Mises à jour et Actualités
Patch notes 1.2
Modified golf ball directional arrow to show through walls Fixed a bug that made objects in conference room spawn below the level Adjusted footstep and head bobble frequency
Post-launch patch 1.1
Fixed a bug that disabled the 'resume' button when returning to the main menu Removed a situation where the golf course ejects players into the void Removed invisible panel that trapped players in the lower dark pool section Added more scary to the dark pool section Added save dialogues to make autosave more obvious Added more tickets to conference rooms Made tickets easier to pick up when reaching for them
Get your hands on Chapter 1 this Friday!
https://cdn.cloudflare.steamstatic.com/steam/apps/1522960/extras/sliding.gif?t=1677589087 Anemioapolis is finished and ready to ship. The planned release date of Anemoiapolis: Chapter 1 was Monday, February 27. Unfortunately, Steam's file verification process is taking longer than expected, so the revised date is Friday, March 3. Apologies for this sudden change of scheduling. This is my first game, and I'm figuring all of this out as I go along. You guys have been anticipating this for ever, and so have I! I hope you have some time this weekend to explore the game and engage with the growing Anemoiapolis community. thanks, Andrew
Avis des critiques et joueurs
Avis des Joueurs (Metacritic)
« The high of this game was the intro sequence, after you get through the first elevator it's downhill from there. I was literally able to find missing assets within the first half hour of me playing it. Several of the lights in the 'Backrooms' segment (through the free elevator) weren't visible but still emitted light, and it overall looked very unfinished and very empty. I get that it's probably meant to feel very empty to be scary and all, but it just wasn't, it was actually quite boring.I never got to the golfing segment because I couldn't get enough tickets from the starting room. You have to get lucky enough to find 20 tickets in the starting area by looking in the lockers without having any incentive to find them, and if you don't you have to restart the entire intro sequence (minus the surface segment) to find the tickets. I was expecting there to be some tickets in the free elevator area—nope! You have to keep replaying the first segment until you have enough tickets. Very unfinished, unpolished, and not one bit fun. »
« "You've met with a terrible fate, haven't you?" An absolutely masterful study of the somber liminality of the human subconscious. Anemoiapolis somehow manages to capture the haunted memories that have somehow existed within us all since childhood - like the comforting terrors of being lost and alone in places that should not be seen after hours . . . Have I dreamt this reality? Or has my reality been a dream? »
