The second entry within the BrokenLore Series launches on March 21st, 2025.
Update: BrokenLore: DON'T WATCH has been delayed until April 25th.
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Titled BrokenLore: DON'T WATCH, the game takes players into the crumbling mind of a young man named Shinji, as he faces the horrors of a malevolent entity with a hundred eyes.
This announcement comes after BrokenLore: LOW released earlier this month, and has since received positive reviews on Steam.
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As for DON'T WATCH, you can try out the demo today via Steam, or add the game to your wishlist.
For more, here is the overview as provided by the developer:
In “BrokenLore: DON'T WATCH,” players will explore the crumbling mind of Shinji, a hikikomori, as he confronts Hyakume, a malevolent entity with a hundred eyes that lurks in the shadows.
Isolated from the outside world due to unpaid debts, mounting bills, and a family that doesn't understand him, Shinji finds his only escape in video games. However, even this distraction fails to alleviate the crushing weight of his anxiety. His personal computer becomes his sole link to the outside world, but safety is only an illusion.
Features of BrokenLore: DON'T WATCH:
- Immersive psychological horror: Plunge into an oppressive atmosphere that explores extreme isolation and mental deterioration.
- Deep and dark story: Experience a disturbing narrative filled with unexpected twists and elements inspired by Japanese folklore.
- A world that deforms over time: what seems real can shift unexpectedly, forcing players to question their surroundings.
- A hiding system: at key moments, avoiding being seen is crucial for survival.
- Enigmatic retro sequences: glimpses of an unknown past emerge at critical moments, altering the perception of reality.
- Photorealistic visual style: Detailed graphics that combine realism with stylized elements to enhance tension and immersion.
- Enveloping ambient sound: A haunting soundtrack and sound effects designed to create a constant sense of paranoia.
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