Unsorted Horror delivers five short first-person horror simulations set in dark dystopian environments filled with intricate machinery. Players pick a CD case, scan its back for clues, and launch into bite-sized adventures lasting 10-15 minutes each, perfect for a single session. These PC experiences center on hands-on tasks like exploiting machine flaws, running makeshift drills, extracting data from spider nests, conducting risky experiments, and handling explosives in soviet-style structures.
Technicians tackle ancient engines, bunker escapes, control room hacks, forsaken labs, and building tremors through precise, machinery-focused operations. The simulation style suits fans of compact horror sessions that demand quick focus on detailed mechanical interactions. Quick playthroughs keep tension high without long commitments.
UNSORTED HORROR is a collection of 5 short first-person horror games, that revolve around detailed machinery in a dark dystopian setting. The majority of the games have a playtime of roughly 10-15 minutes and can be played through in one sitting. Choose a CD case, read the backside, and go on a small adventure.
THE GAMES:
1. Tartarus Engine - A group of plucky technicians exploit an ancient machine's seemingly untapped vulnerability.
2. The Other Side - Operate a jury-rigged drill to secretly escape a corrupt bunker.
3. Control Room Alpha - Pull data from a nest of spiders.
4. Carbon Steel - Perform hazardous research in an abandoned facility.
5. Concrete Tremor - A game revolving around plastic explosives and soviet apartment buildings.
