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Prototype Mansion - Used No Cover is a retro inspired survival horror from Jupiter Lighthouse Games that actually looks pretty good.

The game features classic Resident Evil styled gameplay, in a low resolution inspired by much older systems (like the Amiga). They do have a warning that it features "explicit violence and gore in troves", so do keep that in mind.

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Features:

  • Classic style survival-horror gameplay => tank controls optional <=
  • Campy humor, quality voice acting
  • 32-bit low-poly visuals, janky models
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  • Bargain bin price ($4.99)

It's actually already released, with a Linux version available on itch.io. They're planning to release a big update soon, along with a Steam release on July 13th. The first episode is available, with a second due "soon".

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cprn Jul 2, 2018
Reminds me of Alone in the Dark series (1992).
Nezchan Jul 2, 2018
There's a lot of the original Resident Evil in this. I think a friend of mine might like it.
Shmerl Jul 2, 2018
Definitely inspired by Alone in the Dark. Nice to see itch.io release!


Last edited by Shmerl on 2 July 2018 at 3:27 pm UTC
Oet_ Jul 3, 2018
I had neither sound nor visual. :D

To get sound, I installed pulseaudio/alsa 32-bit.
To get visual, I set Unity to Fullscreenmode = 0.

Haven't figured out how to get the game fullscreen though. :/
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