The Karaoke

The Karaoke is a classic psychological horror film that is designed in the spirit of Japanese horror films. Unlike Westerns, they feature a more original plot, often tell of frightening urban legends, and boast numerous scrimmages.

Review

The story centers on an ordinary young girl who is attending university. She and her friends decided to have a good time after a hard day's work, and they went to a local karaoke bar. When the protagonist went to the restroom and returned to the hall, she noticed that absolutely all the people had disappeared in an instant. 

They didn't return after a while and then the heroine decided to look for them, but found only traces of blood. The young woman realizes that something wrong is going on around her, but she is not frightened by the prospect of ending up just like her friends. The protagonist should make sense of what happened and unravel the secret of a scary urban legend that turned out to be true. 

Gameplay

The main gameplay chips of the horror game The Karaoke are:

1. A very dark atmosphere, which is complemented by the effects on the screen - they change depending on the situation, for example, when a girl sees blood, the screen also begins to bleed red liquid.
2. On the way there are a lot of scrimmers that appear at the most unexpected moments and can scare even a hardened horror fan.
3. The narrative is built around the search for key items and clues.
4. There are 6 endings in total, and most of them are not happy ones.
5. Lots of checkpoints, so if a chick dies, she doesn't have to start all over again - she'll just be transported back a bit to the last checkpoint.