
Unknown Corridor
An anomaly horror game in an underground passage: you repair a service lift while the passage changes behind your back. Do not meet the eyes of staff.
Unknown Corridor Object P-04
Unknown Corridor is a first-person horror game about anomalies and rules you must keep. You are an inspector on your first shift at Object P-04, an underground passage of white tiles, humming tubes and a sign reading “Breathe. Walk. Remember.” The service lift is broken, and the shift ends only when its five nodes work again.
There is no map, only a plan by the entrance that cannot always be trusted. The machine-room board lists what is missing, not where it lies. While you search, the passage changes: a poster now reads “Do not stay alone”, the passer-by has no reflection, your footsteps go on after you stop. Each deviation must be filed under its class, or they pile up.
Six rules on the wall, a dispatcher’s radio that sometimes answers with static, a torch that can hide what it should reveal. Do not meet the eyes of staff. Do not look for explanations.
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Features Unknown Corridor
- 01An underground passage that changes while you work
- 02Over twenty deviations in four classes
- 03Ten parts, five nodes, a trial run and the descent
- 04No hints: just the plan, the board and the names of the parts
- 05Radio, torch, inventory and inspection log
- 06One shift takes about 35 minutes
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