Midnight Tales Vol. 1 | Horrifying & Disturbing VHS Tapes | 4 Indie Horror Games

PC Indie Horror Gameplay. Full Game Walkthrough. Working through her shift, Rachel takes a look at some dark and disturbing VHS tapes, learning about a strange cult...

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►About the Game -
Midnight Tales VOL.1 is a horror game set in the 80's and 90's with PS1 style graphics. Inspired by the famous "Tales From The Crypt" they bring the games of the series a unique experience with four little horrors. In addition, a story mode that frames the four games in another even more macabre reality.

Welcome to a true VHS tape era cult horror experience.

STORY MODE:
Rachel works at a VHS tape store at night when she decides to watch a movie that follows a series of bizarre events and the resurgence of a cult known as "The Shining".

Thus bringing a total immersion experience, connecting everything in one.

FOUR GAMES:
- Just Arrived
- Shotgun Massacre
- Pizza Delivery
- The Last Enlightened

CHARACTERISTICS:
Gameplay: First person.
Camera Style: VHS, 1995, Distorted, Pixelate.
Graphics: PS1/PS2 style with low polish.
Story: Full story with four games, story mode is most recommended.
Soundtrack: The game's music seeks to create an even greater immersion for the player to feel in the 80s.

NOTE:
The aim of the game is to convey a sense of true cult horror from the 80s and 90s, an over-the-top horror that sometimes has its touch of humor and extreme weirdness.

Chapters
00:00 Rachel At Work #1
08:10 Just Arrived
38:09 Rachel At Work #2
42:01 Shotgun Massacre
46:10 Rachel At Work #3
49:45 Pizza Delivery
1:12:38 Rachel At Work #4
1:14:34 The Last Enlightened
1:36:56 Rachel At Work #5 and Ending
1:40:28 Facecam Highlights

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