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In Plura Ingenia: Patient 16 nothing is weird or out of the ordinary.
Just a normal game with nothing scary at all hiding in the corners... I would never.

There is a lot of excitement surrounding the DLCs for Revelation right now. I'm not saying they should have put everything into the main game, but that's not the main point of this post.

What I want to say is that the DLCs might not be what people think they are.

Some people think they'll be Advent Children content. Others think they'll be Durge or something similar. But they could just as easily be things like weapon skins, armor sets, or even additional summons.

"DLC" doesn't automatically mean story expansions, it simply means downloadable content.

They've already added summons and items as pre-order bonuses before, so I wouldn't be surprised if Revelation does something similar through DLC.

1. Don't mess with the little cows
2. Clean your room
3. Game “Plura Ingenia: Patient 16”

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Me: "This should be easy."
Also me

Wishlist Plura Ingenia: Patient 16 on steam?

What part of the Steam page caught your attention the most?

What movie or TV show has inspired your favorite horror game?
What is your favorite horror movie and TV show?

1. Based only on this video, what do you think this game is about?
2. What do you think you’d be doing in the first 5 minutes?

If you're curious the game is called Plura Ingenia: Patient 16 on Steam

Which Steam screenshot would catch your attention more:

A) A room with multiple creatures

B) A strange environmental mystery

I'm trying to decide what to put first on my Steam page and in what order.

Is the screenshot order okay as it is, or would you rearrange them?

If you're curious the game is called Plura Ingenia: Patient 16

Demo playthrough: https://youtube.com/watch?v=qkNfUPaPVOU&si=bf11eWSZz8QFFFts

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Some players said to me that my game feels like a Stanley Parable but Horror and that's really awesome to hear.

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I think it comes from the game having different paths, a narrator that is observing and testing you.

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You can Wishlist Plura Ingenia: Patient 16 on Steam

The goal is to create an atmosphere that's both mysterious and uncomfortable. Through lighting and environmental design, I want players to constantly feel like they're being watched, even when they're completely alone.

Lighting, mood and materials have been reworked to fit this vibe.

Does it give you that "something feels off" vibe?

If you're curious about the game: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4398170/Plura_Ingenia_Patient_16_Demo/

One of the core mechanics in my psychological horror game is a personality testing system.

Your answers influence what you experience, what you see, and sometimes what sees you.

Please begin the evaluation now: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4335990/Plura_Ingenia_Patient_16/?beta=1

Not sure if it has been mentioned elsewhere, but I think the other Vincent beasts transformations will be tied to the Jobs we choose for him rather than the Limit Breaks, since you can transform into a beast at the touch of a button.

4 beasts 4 jobs

what do you think?

I'm wondering if I should make an anomaly game, so I'm curious whether people are still interested in the genre.

If so, what would you like to see in your next anomaly game?

What do you like or dislike about the genre?

Are there any mechanics that bother you or that you'd like to see improved?

I'm working on what a lot of people are calling a weird game : )
But I was always fan of games such as Silent Hill, Layers of Fears or even Stanley Parabole.

In Patient 16 I want people to challenge themselves and their beliefs.

Hopefully you will like it 🤞