Into The Shadows
This game is from the old Ludum Dare platform. You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive
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There is a rumor that there is an abandoned school that was built on a portal to another world. Your friends dare you to go inside, but just after you enter, the door disappears into thin air. You soon realize that if you concentrate, you can slip in to the other world. Armed with only a flashlight, you must use your ability to go between worlds to find the key and leave the school alive... but don't let the shadows overcome you...
WASD- movement
Mouse- look around/aim flashlight
Hold Spacebar- fade into the other world
F- turn flashlight on/off
Esc- pause the game
Instructions: The bar at the bottom of the screen represents how far into the other world you are. If it fills up entirely, you will be overcome by the shadows and die. The key can only be seen and obtained when you are in the other world, and some doors will fade away, allowing you to walk through them. While in the other world, the shadows will move and try to overcome you; use your flashlight to slow them down. However, make sure you watch the flashlight's battery level on the left side of the screen.
Made in Unity
Credit to Mark DiAngelo for the wind sound effect
Made by Sam Westerlund and Daniel Sousa
Choose your OS version for best graphics
WASD- movement
Mouse- look around/aim flashlight
Hold Spacebar- fade into the other world
F- turn flashlight on/off
Esc- pause the game
Instructions: The bar at the bottom of the screen represents how far into the other world you are. If it fills up entirely, you will be overcome by the shadows and die. The key can only be seen and obtained when you are in the other world, and some doors will fade away, allowing you to walk through them. While in the other world, the shadows will move and try to overcome you; use your flashlight to slow them down. However, make sure you watch the flashlight's battery level on the left side of the screen.
Made in Unity
Credit to Mark DiAngelo for the wind sound effect
Made by Sam Westerlund and Daniel Sousa
Choose your OS version for best graphics