Normally this wouldn't be something worth mentioning, but as you take in the words, the room begins to contorts, with a new message “Finish it” appearing above the room's entrance.
Pulling the sheet down reveals the foundations of a painting, and a Steam Achievement pops-up “It was covered for a reason”. The artists torture is clear, the sheet covered canvas at the center of the room. While the room is mostly in good order, but messages are on the walls and paint is flecked everywhere. Wine bottles everywhere, small notes, sounds, running water, all subtly trying to reveal the events of the house and its one time inhabitants.įinding the key you enter your workshop and it becomes clear where your dread has emanating from. Tiny things like this permeate the whole experience to create a rich, but obscure, narrative. You feel physically invested in the effort of movement, while the scrawled on receipt for the leg also reveals your character's volatile impatience. It's a tiny point, but serves to do so much.
Sifting through the houses many cupboards and draws, using tactile controls similar to those of Amnesia, you discover this is because your character has an ill-fitted artificial leg. Wandering around, trying to find the key to your workshop, you realize that the sense of unease you have is purely based on expectation: you are completely safe.Īnd you should take this opportunity to investigate, because these rooms are the canvas on which Layers of Fear creates its fear. The old, wood paneled building is gorgeous: filled with oil-paintings that prove a central theme. Entering your old house, Layers of Fear begins uneventfully.
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