The Regis family experiment is a horror game telling the story of Connie and Bryan, two young urban explorers who decided to venture into a place they shouldn't have goneTry to survive in the depths of the bunker and discover the truth behind the story of Hans Regis and his family. GAMEPLAYThe Regis Family Experiment is a linear narrative game that incorporates various puzzles to solve. The gameplay experience is primarily focused on dialogues and text, offering minimalist mechanics that emphasize atmosphere and storytelling. Each scene is designed to immerse the player in a haunting and mysterious environment, where every visual and auditory detail enhances the narrative tension.Although it is developed using RPG Maker software, The Regis Family Experiment does not feature turn-based combat or experience point systems. The game's objective is not to battle enemies but to immerse you in an experience where exploring environmental details is key.The experience of this game is akin to that of a good movie or a suspenseful series that you would watch in one sitting to give yourself a thrill. Following a captivating storyline, the player is drawn into a chilling tale where every choice matters, and the dark, heavy atmosphere unfolds throughout the adventure. Features A book : The Regis Family File is a book in "The Regis Family Experiment." This book plays a central role in the storyline, serving as the catalyst that drives the game's heroes to explore the abandoned location. A digital copy of this book is included with the purchase of the game and can be found in the game’s files. 2D Levels: The game features 2D levels with high-quality sprites, offering a realistic and immersive experience that fully engages the player in the game’s world. Atmospheric Cinematics: Carefully crafted cinematics enhance the game’s atmosphere, immersing the player in detailed and captivating environments. Environmental Interactions: Many elements within the environment are interactive, triggering specific dialogue lines based on the player’s position and actions, thereby enriching the narrative experience.