Cleithrophobia Windows game

i love this game
I wanna make a game based on it but I don't know how I tried downloading rpg vx ace but It wont let me make it
but I love your game :)

I played this game last night and in just a few minutes..game over (I looked at the mirror and I saw two glowing eyes) =P

And now for my review.

Cleithrophobia is genuinely frightening and it utilizes a number of tried and true fear methods employed in previous RPG Maker horror games. It has a unique position of being the first I've played with dynamic shadows and 8 directional movement, which made the fear that much more intense, especially during chase sequences in which you have to evade your pursuer.

Beyond that, the game put an eery lack of music to great effect, sound effects that evoked a horrific sense of foreboding, as if something was just around the corner, and a number of item based and number based puzzles. While you could not fight your enemy, you were pursued in a way similar to Ao Oni and sequences in the first One Night game. Other puzzles included maneuvering your way through small mazes you manipulated via external cogs, or navigating identical rooms and having to 'guess' your way through the end. These may seem goofy but were done quite well and led up to some shocking scares. The appearance of your foe from the darkness was always terrifying.

I truly enjoyed how well these parts were put together, but the lack of any coherent plot made it hard for Cleithrophobia to stand out definitively on its own, something that is hopefully rectified in future editions. However, as far as sheer fear effects, I was on my tip toes throughout. I am hoping for a revision and future, more well thought out versions with a better thought out plot.

And of course like every Indie DB cool guy, I mad a Let's Play. Watch it. Or don't!

The game is scary I have to say...
and I like the looking of that game :P

Good Evening JEliteW,

I am currently playing your game and loving the amount of work you put into it. I feel a few more things, even when not necessarily necessary, could have some text behind them. Though if its your style you can run with it, i like having text behind some of the small things, like "a small chair" or "an unordinary lamp with nothing particularly odd about it". However, the graphics of the game are extraordinary and the audio fits in well when it is there. The gameplay is solid and, while i also feel there could be more story behind it, i am not complete with the game. The game is amazing, and very well done so far in my playthrough.

Also, I uploaded a video to YouTube for the world to see....

If your interested...