There are bugs, and the story's kinda weird, but the atmosphere is so perfect, you'll forgive it.
Stairs2015
Stairs
2015 Digital Tribe68Worthwhile
Playtime
ShortTypically 4 hours
Playable on
Available on
- $12.99
Game modes
Details
- Launch
- September 28, 2015
- Developer
- GreyLight Entertainment
- Publisher
- Digital Tribe
Overview
STAIRS is a first-person atmospheric psychological horror game, inspired by real-life events, that takes players through the stories of three missing people as seen through the eyes of journalist Christopher Adams.
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Reception
Press75
Players65
GoodWorthwhile- OpenCritic75from 5 reviews
Lastly, a quick not about performance. I ran Stairs on a GTX 980 with an FX-8350 and 8GB memory and it seemed to blitz it. RAM usage was quite heavy but in terms of GPU and CPU, it ran fantastically without any drops. Those with high-end monitors might be disappointed to know Stairs is capped at 60fps even with Vsycn disabled, but it's not the sort...
"Although it does have its fair share of nerve wrecking moments, Stairs focus on exploration and puzzles will entertain most players".
STAIRS is a fantastically terrifying game; you're constantly put on the edge by some perfectly framed shots and some great sound effects that'll constantly have you looking over your shoulder. There are some nerve racking stealthy like sections but they feel just a little tedious, and while the individual stories are enjoyable they don't seem to tie...
Stairs is an odd beast then. A veritable love-letter to psychological horror, it's clear that the developer commands an impressive grasp of the visceral nature of the genre. Frequently terrifying and constantly unsettling, Stairs excellent atmospherics serve not only to deftly stimulate the senses with aplomb, but unfortunately also highlight that the...