No Way Out

bati / Mar 3, 2023 / Adventure, Casual, Indie

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A nonlinear psychological horror game in which you attempt to free yourself from the constantly repeating daily cycle of life. Explore a total of 7 different endings. Will you be brave enough to take the leap, even if there seems to be No Way Out?

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What's new

1.0.4

2023-03-04

• Fixed a bug that would let the death screen misbehave

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What players say

Mostly Positive

70% positive, 10 reviews

Recommended3 hrs played

I love everything about this game! I just wish there was more of it. It didn't take that long to do everything. More paths, options, variations & endings to explore would have been awesome. For example: SPOILERS You should have been able to shoot through the window and kill the guys that come to your door, I was really expecting that would be possible. And unlock a different path from there on. I mean you have a gun...

5 found this helpful, 2023-03-08

Recommended3 hrs played

These type of games aren't usually my thing, but I was surprised how much I enjoyed this one. It's fun and chill, yet bit scary at times. Even when it's bit repetitive when going for all endings, the progress is fast and rewarding enough to make up for it. A warm recommendation for those looking for a chill entertainment :)

4 found this helpful, 2023-03-04

Not recommended1 hrs played

there's no run button and you move very slow. one of the things you need to get a few endings is just real hard to see. a lot of the endings just feel like they don't respect your time and force you to just wait or do a thing for way too long. even with all this the game is nowhere close to 2 hours, so if you really want to play it, you can do it for free I guess and get all the endings. beyond that it wasn't really...

7 found this helpful, 2023-03-06