I'm doing a public playtest of my game based on one of the most disturbing real life experiments in psychology! Need playtesters, please leave a comment if you want to sign up in Steam
Hey everyone! The time has finally come to do a public playtest of my game. I know you guys love these sorts of games and would love your feedback. To do so, simply go to the Steam Page and click Request Access. You will be notified when the game is up (still putting the finishing touches). What do you think about the concept of the game and presentation?
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Ooo I think I play tested this a while back, it was awesome! I'll have to check it out again
You did! This is an update version based on you and others advice : )
What a cool idea!! I’m a horror fiend with a masters degree in social psychology, so this is right up my alley. Just requested access; best of luck to you and your game! :)
Ah wow! You might the perfect person to playtest! Thank you so much, when the playtest is up you will be notified by Steam! Don't forget to fill in the form
Wasn't the study recently debunked?
Basically all of the experiments he was involved in were proven to be bias. They would coach the individuals when they were not getting the results they wanted.
Not that I'm aware of. It has been replicated many times trough the years.
Just requested access seems interesting.
Thank you so much! When it's ready, you will get a notification from Steam :)
I'm not quite made for horror, but it looks and sounds great. All the best from a fellow dev :)
Thank you :) Good luck to you too!
Horror games are not my thing but indie devs are. Wishlisted.
Thank you for the support!
Sure, why not? I’ve requested access on Steam.
Thank you!
Sounds and reads disturbing 👏
I am fascinated by all the morally questionable experiments and I always wondered if it was really necessary. So I am very curious about your project. And if it ends up causing sleepless nights, I still can go the lobotomy route.
Happy to playtest this on the Deck.
I've requested access. Looks promising.
Sure, why not. Access requested.
It was a bait, no access.
Dude, really?