Wait - Extended

rest.less Games / Oct 29, 2015 / Adventure, Indie

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"Wait" is a mystery horror game, inspired by the works of H.P Lovecraft and the Silent Hill series. The gameplay is put together by elements of exploration and riddle solving. Experience horror without jump scares or fighting monsters, but with the fear of the unknown and unimaginable.

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What's new

French Hotfix for the 2.0 version

2025-03-11

There was an issue in the French version that would stop players from being able to progress beyond the 3rd night. This is now fixed.

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What players say

Positive

88% positive, 40 reviews

Recommended3 hrs played

Gist of the story Due to the events that happened in the past, an apartment is locked in an eternal limbo, haunting present and future occupants into obsession, an obsession that will lead them to a damning death if they ever found the truth. Currently, a young man by the name of Benjamin Moss resides in this cursed abode. No matter where he moves, the walls and rooms of this cursed place grip his very being,...

32 found this helpful, 2015-10-30

Recommended2 hrs played

Ok, let me just tell you this game is very good for what it's worth. It is 100% the perfect mix of Silent Hill and Lovecraft, as they promised it would be. The story is really not too captivating, but it's not like we are getting it from the mind of the man Lovecraft himself, but from a group of people who are absolute fans and are trying to make something 'similar', so I just respect the effort. But don't let that...

18 found this helpful, 2015-11-11

Recommended2 hrs played

A game that was surprisingly good for how simple it looks. Wait surprised me in how effectively it used lovecraftian themes, such as the idea that humans are insignificant and cannot comprehend the greater nature of reality. This is executed extremely well and is not just expressed by making all the bad guys fishmen. Wait has multiple endings that happen based on what you do at different points, and almost every...

8 found this helpful, 2017-02-28