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Krispy said:
Have you played Who Dun It? Lots of great hallway examples in that wad.

http://storage2.static.itmages.ru/i..._aac53f80e1.png

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walter confalonieri said:
cool texture usage but... meh, i'm not convicted at all.

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grouchbag said:
Have you ever thought of making a wad in a nursing home?Loosely based on a silly horror flick called Bubba Hotep?Also like your idea very much.

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grouchbag said:
Which one?Bubba Hotep?

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TrueDude said:
Maybe have hands reach out from under the floorboards or down from the ceiling?

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MSPaintR0cks said:
Make a spooky house map whichs shifts and changes around the architecture while you are walking around in it! :D

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mouldy said:
What you could try is making it so when the player turns a few corners the layout changes behind him in the bits he was in earlier, so the map seems to be always changing without the player seeing the change. Then the corridor leads back to the beginning but its different. If you can make it so there is never a dead end it would be like the player is wandering through endless random corridors, not sure how fun that would be...

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Agentbromsnor said:
How do you mean? Do you feel that the level is still missing something?

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walter confalonieri said:


Yes, exactly. If your project involves much more than walking in creepy hallways (oh wait, actually i play a game based upon creepy interconnected hallways and rooms, ah ah!) but adding more variety and exploration stuff (like, you know, go inside the rooms in this place, find clues, fight monsters, searching things and similar stuff...) it could be a nice project for me...

But if your aim is just walking in some creepy hallways, well this could be a great disappointing...

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Antroid said:
Slender is crap, you are much better off looking into that first SCP game with the neverending grey stairwell (not the second revision with the stupid brick hallways). That was as minimalistic as it gets, and yet pretty spooky. The general idea is that you know something's gonna happen to you, but do not know exactly when, so you're kept tense.

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Agentbromsnor said:


I see what you mean, but my goal with this project is not to create any sort of game that you can win, but more an 'experience'. The player just has to be there in that particular location, and let the experience do the rest. I know this would normally sound like lazy gamedesign, but I would like to see if I can create a minimalistic but scary experience.

I don't mind adding more hallways by the way, or something that connects to a room.

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schwerpunk said:
Looks interesting... Not really the kind of WAD I would usually play, but definitely a cool little demo. Kind of reminds me of Amnesia actually, heh. Would probably work well for an RPG or survival horror mod.

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