7th Floor Build 20546583

7th Floor is a story-driven atmospheric horror game that drops you into a derelict hospital to search for your missing daughter, Clare. The game focuses on exploration, tense encounters and puzzle-solving rather than nonstop action - the mood, sound design and slow-burn revelations drive the experience as you uncover what happened inside the building.

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Gameplay and impression
- You play as a parent searching for Clare, moving through hospital corridors and rooms while piecing together the story. The game leans heavily on atmosphere and narrative discovery.
- Resource management matters: you scavenge batteries, ammo, weapons, keys and puzzle parts, so careful searching and inventory decisions increase tension.
- Combat exists but is limited - you’ll need to find ammo and weapons to handle some enemies, while other threats (notably the Doctor) may not be so easy to confront. That sense of an invulnerable or mysterious antagonist raises the stakes and suspense.
- Puzzles are integrated into progression: expect logic puzzles and item-based locks that require observation and backtracking.
- Overall, the concept promises a classic survival-horror feel with a focus on story and dread rather than fast-paced action. As a small-team project, it appears driven by passion and atmosphere, and the demo/full release schedule indicates more content will follow.

Key features
- Story-driven, atmospheric horror centered on finding your missing daughter, Clare.
- Item scavenging: batteries, ammo, weapons, keys, puzzle parts and more.
- Tension-filled encounters with hospital enemies; resource-based combat.
- A recurring, possibly indestructible antagonist (the Doctor) who adds mystery and dread.
- Logic puzzles and item-based progression.
- Best experienced alone in a dark room with headphones for full immersion.
- Seizure warning: contains flashing lights/images that may trigger photosensitive epilepsy.
- Developed by a two-person team from Hungary; demo planned for 2024 and the full game targeted for 2025.

Availability
7th Floor can be downloaded. If you enjoy slow-building horror with exploration, inventory management and puzzle-solving, add it to your wishlist and try the upcoming demo when it releases.