There's Something in the Pipes 1.0.1

Low-budget indie games tend to be some of the most creative around, assuming they aren't just flipping assets poorly in Unity. Without the budget to dazzle the audience with beautiful graphics, they instead need to focus on something else to stand out. These restrictions can lead to some very creative premises. Let's look at There's Something in the Pipes.

To install There's Something in the Pipes, simply unzip the files inside the archive into any folder you want.

I've listed this game as a horror game, but it plays out more like a dark comedy. While the premise itself is pretty scary, the main character's attitude does a lot to diffuse the tension. Outside of the initial shock she feels, she's very sarcastic about the whole situation. She treats it more as an odd annoyance in her day rather than the supernatural horror that it probably is.

You can also call her friend, who doesn't really seem to believe your situation but is willing to humor you. Her friend shares the same attitude as she does, and the two do a fantastic job of being very sarcastic about the whole thing. Of course, the more you uncover, the scarier everything gets, but that attitude never stops.

As for the game itself, it's a fairly standard point-and-click indie horror game. It's a very beautiful pixel game too, but the writing is definitely the main draw.

All in all, There's Something in the Pipes is an incredibly unique game that everybody should check out.