car-centric suburbs... the real horror

If you'd call a 5 or 10 minute game microhorror, could you call this game nanohorror? I like the sound of that, even though this game wasn't the perfect utilisation of such a short form.

The game is literally one minute long, so there's not much to really say about it. The only thing I can say is that I feel as if this would have worked as a Short Film more than a game, and that they shouldn't have showed the monster. Overall, below average, but a still solid attempt at micro horror.

Overall: 6/10

as someone whose garage door was broken for a while i relate :)

I guess I was paralyzed with fear but could only spam the garage button.

el título...

I'll be real this did spook me.

Oh no!! My garage door is broken!!!
(garagedoorphobia)

Deu medo

Sinceramente una poronga.
Ni el "susto" está bien hecho.
(Le agregue media estrella mas porque lo vi jugar a un amigo y reí.)

Remember as a kid when you'd turn off the lights in the hallway at night and then run like hell to your room from the imaginary monster in the dark? This is one of those kind of childhood scenarios.

I think it does a pretty solid job pointing out such an irrational fear that we have as children - that belief in the back of your head that there's "something" there and so you have to do is close the door/ turn on the light/ get upstairs/ whatever it may be.


It's simple, short, and believable from a child's point of view

Silly horror game, very short.

A short horror game which is neither horror nor a game.

A nice and short little horror game about a garage door having issues. Not much to say about it, I completed it in two minutes. It has a nice low poly charm to the graphics.