Look at me
A downloadable game for Windows
Look at me
Look at me... and endure to the end.
"Look at me" is a much deeper experience than what it seems.
The game controls and limits your interaction to make the gameplay itself be part of the story behind its events.
Listen and watch carefully, there are things that keep changing where it seems there are none.
Face a layered story where "lateral thinking" and "attention to detail" are the keys to reach the real "one way out" ending.
Remember to look out there...
Minimum system requirements:
- O.S.: Windows® 98/ME/2000/XP/Vista/7/8/8.1/10
- CPU: Pentium® III 800 MHz or higher
- Screen resolution: 1280x720
- Free hdd space: 200 Mb
- Free ram space: 256 Mb
- GPU memory: 32 Mb
- DirectX®: DirectX® 8.0 or higher
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This game was really disturbing, and I really enjoyed it. Now, I don't know if I managed to get the true ending or not, but I did manage to break the loop by clicking on a certain object when I was supposed to click on the eyes. Is this how you get the true ending, or does this contribute towards getting the true ending?
Thanks, I'm glad it disturbed you as intended. 😆 And yep, if you saw an eye where it wasn't supposed to be, that's the true ending indeed. 👍
Sweet! There was also a note that appeared on my desktop afterwards. I assume that it's also part of the true ending, right?
Yep. 😉 Lyssophobia features a similar "trick" too, but less permanent.
Awesome! 😁
Last game. Very interesting. Thank you.
Thanks to you for playing it! 👍
This has to be one of the most unnerving games I've ever played, and I don't get scared easily.
I do have one nitpick: the waiting time for reading each line of text feels a bit too long, but that's probabily just me. Also, the games freezes for a moment near the ending, I'm not sure if it's intended or a bug.
Thanks! 👍 And no, that's not a freeze. To reach the real ending you're supposed to do something in that time-frame... 😉