Voice of the Killer 1.1

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 create an epic, the creators instead need to focus on one unique feature to make their games stick out. From these restrictions come some truly inventive concepts. One of them is Voice of the Killer, a game with an incredibly unique visual style.

To play Voice of the Killer, simply unzip the files into a folder and run the executable.

The game involves the character BB who's recently joined a call center for a job. Unfortunately, you'll quickly notice that things feel off - the center is filled with nothing but clicking and unsettling voices droning on, and the people you call as part of your job will panic because you're calling them from a deactivated line. Moreover, everybody else in the center is an inhumane creature and the policemen patrolling the station all have expressionless faces.

Exploring the call center is unsettling, and things only get more and more supernatural as you go until near the end, where all the horror deflates with the flippant and humorous attitude of the main character.

One of the game's best assets is the visual style. It's an incredibly charming and well thought out blend of 2D and 3D and definitely sticks with you after you're finished with a playthrough of it. If any of that sounds interesting to you, then you should definitely give Voice of the Killer a playthrough.