Survival-horror set in an amusement park
Indigo Park: Chapter 1 is a premium adventure experience from UniqueGeese, putting you in the shoes of an eager explorer. Step into an abandoned amusement park as you find the truth behind the once-bustling location, and later try to survive the reason behind its closure. With good quality visuals and a cartoon raccoon guiding you at every turn, this is a survival horror game that’s both enjoyable and engaging.
The gameplay for Indigo Park: Chapter 1 has the Poppy Playtime horror and the humor of Portal and GlaDOS. Also like the Poppy saga, expect the game to end in a cliffhanger.
Uncover the secret of Indigo Park
In Indigo Park: Chapter 1, players are introduced to the titular amusement park. It was a popular location in the past, but was suddenly closed down due to mysterious reasons. Back to the present, you play as a curious soul who enters the park and must investigate the truth behind it, all while trying to survive — leaving the player to discover who or what caused the park closure.
The game has an impressive design that captures the eerie vibes of a closed and dilapidated location, made unique by the addition of your AI tour guide, Rambley the Raccoon. The cute and cartoonish character starkly contrasts with the environment, while throwing hints about how the player should proceed. The sound work mostly relies on ambient sounds for added immersion, with well-placed music heightening the tension as needed.
As the name suggests, the overarching storyline is not yet completed. It brings the game to a crescendo that trails off into a cliffhanger, leaving players to wait for the next chapter. Although the story is engaging in its own way, the horror doesn’t live up to other similar games like Poppy Playtime. Its gentler approach makes the game accessible to a wider audience but might turn away those who enjoy hardcore fright.
The start of a promising horror series
Indigo Park: Chapter 1 offers a captivating, eerie experience with its impressive design and unique AI guide, Rambley the Raccoon. While the game’s gentler approach to horror may not satisfy hardcore fans, it effectively immerses players in a mysterious storyline. The cliffhanger ending leaves players eagerly awaiting the next chapter, ensuring that Indigo Park remains an engaging and accessible adventure for a broad audience.
