The Voidness

The Voidness

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PC

Genres

Adventure, Indie

Developer

Steelkrill Studio

Release Date

October 29, 2023 (2 years ago)

Publisher

Steelkrill Studio

Content Rating

N/A

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Summary

The Voidness is a Sci-fi psychological horror game where it takes place inside the void where it’s filled with just gloom – the only way to see is by scanning the environment with your range finder device, however you are not alone. Don’t breathe … as they are listening.. and watching.

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