Cannibal Abduction

Cannibal Abduction belongs to the survival horror genre. The project is stylized as console games of the 90s, fifth-generation consoles and early 3D. The graphics here are specially made low-poly and in low resolution. In terms of atmosphere, the title emulates B-horror films from the 80s. It has a VHS filter placed on top of the screen, simulating image artifacts in the spirit of old videotapes. This video game offers old school gameplay. Game progress here is saved only at special checkpoints. Moreover, to be able to save one time, you need to look for cassettes. So the number of saves is not infinite. Also here you need to explore locations, hide from pursuers, collect and use various objects, and solve riddles. There is an inventory with a limited number of slots. The camera in this third-person indie title automatically changes its angle as you move between rooms. Occasionally, while interacting with the environment, the eye view will briefly turn on.

The name of the indie project translates as Cannibal Kidnapping. The local script uses the classic premise of a car breaking down at the wrong moment. Henry took his father's car and left his parents' house for the weekend to relax. As is traditional for horror films, the car stalled somewhere in the middle of nowhere. A local resident offered to tow the vehicle to his farm to repair it. And the hero agreed. When they both arrived at the place, it turned out that the farmer and his relatives liked to feast on human flesh. Now the protagonist is forced to run and hide from the family of maniacs, so as not to be killed and eaten by them. As the story progresses, the backstory of these psychos is revealed. The plot has 2 endings.