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771

2026 66Worthwhile

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September 14, 2026

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Overview

"771" is a first-person psychological horror game consisting of 7 unique gameplay segments, each created by a different developer.

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Reception

I have played every game yall have made this year and loved all of them, but this was just not good. I was going in concerned based on the price, estimated playtime, and how long the demo was. I expected almost every jumpscare in the game, which sucks because where you guys would usually put unexpected jumpscares, there is nothing. I know its a one...

Steam, , 9 found it helpful

About as generic as it can get 99% sure this is made up entirely of asset packs Predictable cliche scares Predictable jump-scares The jump-scares are so unbearably loud it hurts Anything that's more then 3 feet away from you is insanely blurry Walking at a snails pace 100% Not phycological horror its incoherent makes sense given that 7 people made this...

Steam, , 8 found it helpful

I understand this was more of a challenge and fun game between all of the creators and not a lot of time went into it, so I write this with that in mind. However, I was not a fan of this game, not after playing all the other games you guys have produced. You guys have set high standards and this falls far from it, I'm not going to downvote because I...

Steam, , 2 found it helpful

This game was stupid and very slow. I thought there was going to 7 different scenarios but i guess not. very boring game.

Steam, , 1 found it helpful

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“Short Review for a Short Game”

We’re making this review as short as the game.

But honestly, it’s a fun little experiment made by 7 devs in 7 days, and you can tell. Is it perfect? Hell no. Is it worth getting mad over? Also no.

It’s short, it’s weird, and it’s a fun experiment. That’s about it.

Steam, , 2 found it helpful