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'System Shock 2'
[PC] [SWEDEN] [MAGAZINE] [1999]
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Source: PC Gamer (SE) (#34, October 1999) || Internet Archive; Pantsi
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'System Shock 2'
[PC] [SWEDEN] [MAGAZINE] [1999]
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Source: PC Gamer (SE) (#34, October 1999) || Internet Archive; Pantsi
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Burglin' Gnomes
Burglin' Gnomes lets up to six players break into human homes, steal everything in sight, and repurpose the haul to craft gear and upgrade your gnome hideout. The High-Gnome expects results, so burgle smart.
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Al Capone for the TI-99/4A
Odd Town Demo
Odd Town is an immersive first-person action game that lets you explore a beautiful historical town and unveil its dark mysteries. Meet whacky characters, eat at restaurants, drink at bars, learn about the local history, find your way into restricted areas and investigate!
Type: Demo
Categories: First-Person, Action
Platforms: Steam, itch.io
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SCP: Control Error Reveals a Psychedelic Nightmare
SCP: Control Error first-person psychological horror game is due to make its way onto Linux and Windows PC. Thanks to the bold imagination of solo dev Chieftain Artworks, are creating an unforgettable title. Which is working to find its way onto Steam. Ever wanted to feel like you're part of a classified government experiment that maybe — just maybe — should’ve never happened? Buckle up, because SCP: Control Error is about to take you down a psychological rabbit hole you won’t forget. Developed by the mysterious solo dev Chieftain Artworks — a long-time member of the SCP community — and backed by Goonswarm Games. This isn’t your average horror indie game. This is Cold War paranoia wrapped in a claustrophobic sci-fi thriller. And the best part? It’s coming with native support too, so we’re not left out in the cold in SCP: Control Error. The Year is 1985. You are Barry Gittings, a guy who voluntarily signs up for a government experiment at the Vortex Complex — an underground facility buried deep in the unknown. You’re told almost nothing. The doors slide open. A voice greets you like you’re just another cog in the machine. The test begins. But here’s the kicker: no one tells you what the test actually is. No one tells you who’s watching. And most importantly — no one tells you why others before you never made it out.
SCP: Control Error - Official Announcement Trailer
In SCP: Control Error, you're not just exploring eerie corridors for cheap scares. You’re piecing together a first-person psychological horror puzzle built from dusty reports, abandoned chambers, and the quiet dread of those who came before. It's a compact, narrative - heavy horror experience that’ll clock in around 30-45 minutes — but trust me, it’ll stick with you way longer than that. You’ll face strange tasks, solve immersive environmental puzzles, and question what’s real and what’s part of the experiment. Every eerie detail matters. Every room whispers a little more of the truth. And when it's over, you don't just walk away. Because the story doesn’t end. It evolves. Once you've played through the experiment, you become part of the SCP: Control Error legacy. The developer isn't calling the shots after launch — you are. Through votes in the official Discord, players shape what happens next. No branching paths, no “true ending.” Just an ongoing evolution based on what the community decides. It's haunting. Yet smart. But very raw. And it’s exactly the kind of mind-bending horror we need more of — especially on Linux. The SCP: Control Error Steam page is live now and ready for wishlisting for Linux and Windows PC. So if you're into a first-person psychological horror that respects your brain as much as it shreds your nerves—add it. Watch it. And prepare for your turn in the chamber. Because the experiment has already begun. And trust me... it remembers everything.
Creator's Description: Inspired by LSD: Dream Emulator, this game is an exploration through spaces, some inspired by real dreams, all with the ambition of creating a sense of yearning and loneliness. These feelings can only be remediated by embracing dreams from a simpler state of mind.
Developer: Viela Engine: Unity Price: Free (demo) Download: Itch.io (Demo)