Flick
New footage for the game Flick is out there, for those who might want in on the upcoming playtest for Flick
There is a playtest coming for the upcoming horror game Flick, but we don't have to wait to see what is coming in this PC game. Well, we still have to wait to see what Inqdrop Studios is bringing in the full playtest, but for now, we have a bit of a tease of what is to come. A little video that shows off some of the light "Flick" mechanics, along with some of the horrors that will be stalking the darkness of the world. As long as you are ready for another bodycam horror game in your life. Of course you are. That's why you are here, and why you are ready to have a look at the new darkness in the following footage out there. Let's all have a look now.
While we know that a playtest is coming for Flick, there has yet to be a date when that will go live. I'm sure it will just click into existence when it is ready. Thankfully, as we all wait for that date to come about, we do have the following gameplay footage to show how we will move about the house, turn on the various lights, and see if we can figure out the horrific mystery that went down in this psychological horror. Given that the "Flick" mechanic will be the driving force of the puzzle solving and escaping monsters, we're going to need to master all of that. It also seems to be altering the world each time we do that, but I'm sure that will be given a little more detail as we get ready for the final version of this game to launch. Enough of all of this, let's all have a look at the new footage that we have out there in the wild.
Flick — Playtest Gameplay
Flick is a first-person body-cam horror game scientifically engineered to spike feelings of dread. "Flick" light switches on and off within a long-abandoned house to instantly shift the environment from a safe reality to a blood-soaked echo where grisly puzzles manifest. But every flick of the switch is a gamble, for within the haunted memories of the house, something from the deep past has awoken…
MECHANICS
Explore an oppressive home that serves as a physical record of past tragedies. What appears as a quiet, abandoned hallway in the dark twists into a gruesome tableau of atrocities the moment you flick the light switch. Wander through these fractured realities and sift through the blood and madness of the past to find a way out of the present.
Progress by flicking each room's light switches on and off. Toggling the lights alters the state of the room, shifting from a safe, clean reality to a horrific echo where keys, tools, and hidden paths manifest. But progress requires courage…
Something twisted is hunting you through the house, following the echo of your footsteps and the memories unearthed by the lights. However, you need the light to progress, making every flick of the switch a gamble that might summon the very terror trying to tear you apart.
CORE FEATURES:
- Reality Shifting: Toggling a light switch instantly alters a room from a safe reality to a horrifying echo where critical items and mind-bending puzzles manifest.
- Fractured Storyline: Search through the remnants of your family's desperate escape and unearth the sickening history of those who resided here long before you.
- Immersive Environments: Navigate highly detailed, oppressive rooms where atmospheric lighting and deep shadows conceal threats around every corner.
Are you excited to see that we are getting a playtest for Flick? Would it have been easier to just give us the final game instead of testing? How many times will the reality shift in the mix of the full game? Will the bodycam footage system play into the core loop at all, or will it just be a way to make the game feel immersive and nothing more? Let's talk it all out in the comment section down the page here. We'll see what else we can get for Flick before all of it goes live, so make sure you are coming back to the site to see it all. You won't want to miss out on any of it, so you might want to follow all of our socials out there as well.
