Darkwood

Darkwood - the forest looks the same from any side, and if you turn away - the trees are already standing differently. During the day, the hero looks for supplies and strengthens the shelter, and at night he prefers not to go out again. Weapons and resources have to be exchanged with traders, paying with reputation and things. Mushrooms, light and strange drinks give strength, but you have to answer for them. The opponents do not explain themselves: some speak with voices, others simply wait in the dark. Experience reveals features that influence the hero’s behavior. The light in the shelter goes out on its own, and the darkness brings guests whom it is better not to let in. Dips in the basement lead to places where the rules of the world feel different. Merchants appear rarely, and getting to them is a separate adventure. Some of the finds change both the inventory and the hero himself. The shelter rooms are being equipped gradually. Some of the discoveries change the perception of the world. Merchants demand payment for things. Experience reveals new features. It's safer during the day than at night. At night, the hero hears his own steps too loudly, and merchants demand payment for things. Some of the found objects explain the history of the house, and without them the ending looks different. The shelter is strengthened with boards and traps, and the light in the rooms helps you not go crazy. Some guests come to the noise, and then all that’s left to do is run. The rooms are lit by candles, and light has to be saved, because matches are also valuable. Matches and cartridges are valued just like food, so you shouldn’t waste them. For those who like dark stories without unnecessary explanation, this option is suitable.