Our friends at Bober Bros have released their game The Hole, and it’s available now!
This unsettling and deeply atmospheric exploration of domestic abuse is a must-play. We’re excited to recommend it because its heavy atmosphere and thought-provoking social themes resonate strongly with our own Trioskaz series.
Here’s what stood out to us:
— Unlimited in-game beer? Yes, please!
— No cheap jump scares—just a powerful story and haunting imagery.
— A tension-building approach rooted in real-life experiences.
— Meticulous attention to detail, including a delightful Easter egg featuring a character from No I’m Not Human!
Support these talented developers! Go check their game out! 🕳
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3037930/Bober_Bros_The_Hole
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