027

027 (2024) (PC) by Caleb Ernstzen (Australian) I believe this is the first game from Caleb. He has also been working on one named ‘Flesh Eaters’ and recently released another game a few months back named ‘Animortis’ which can be found on his itchio page. Both are free and seem to be inspired from Five Nights at Freddies. Originally 027 sold for $29.50 which is insane pricing for what is on offer here. Now it has...

4 found this helpful, 2025-12-26

Performance is the biggest issue here: multiple reports point to unoptimized visuals, missing occlusion culling, and dynamic lighting left on instead of baked, which results in a choppy, laggy experience even on capable hardware — the kind of basic optimization pass a Unity horror game this size shouldn't be skipping. Beyond the technical rough edges, the overall reception is mixed rather than clearly positive,...

0 found this helpful, 2026-09-09

Incredibly impressive for a free game. Atmosphere, especially the sound design is top notch. The game can be very challenging. It's often hard to know what to do, but you need to pay attention to both visual and sound cues and you should be alright. The objective in the top right corner often tells you what to focus on as well. Can be deeply frustrating when you are expected to perform both exploration and puzzle...

0 found this helpful, 2026-08-07