Daymare: 1998

DAYMARE: 1998 is a third-person survival horror game with highly complex survival mechanics and tenacious enemies. It requires a strategic approach to combat and puzzles, and offers a story from the perspective of three characters to learn about the deep, dark world of the game.

The action takes place in a secret research base with deadly chemical weapons and a special security team that must investigate an incident that is much more serious than just illegal entry. Step into the shoes of an elite soldier, a helicopter pilot, and a forester and play your role in an event that will turn a peaceful town into a deadly zone, and its inhabitants into bloodthirsty monsters. First, destroy the creatures, and then look for clues and hints to figure out what is happening. Think through your route – resources are limited in such a situation! When nightmares become reality, anything can happen…

Fans of cult films and classic dark survival horror games from the 90s will be delighted by how DAYMARE: 1998 captures the atmosphere of beloved works from the end of the millennium while telling a typical, yet fresh story. The plot develops through different characters, giving the player the opportunity to play as different individuals who have their own theories and doubts. The ability to retreat, manage supplies, collect artifacts, solve puzzles in the environment and the overall difficulty will help players to travel back several decades and tremble with horror when they encounter their first real daytime nightmare.

Features:

• First-person view of different characters – look at the story from different angles and find out the truth.
• Terrifying enemies – detailed visuals and realistic dismemberment animations
• Realistic display – check your inventory, health, and location on a special device
• Environmental puzzles – finding your way will not be easy, look for clues
• Classic mechanics – limited ammunition and save points, retreats, collectibles, strong enemies and much more
• Modern graphics and effects – the classics get better with Unreal Engine 4
• Immerse yourself in the 90s – an homage to the era with a lot of references