FORBIDDEN SIREN: ZERO

GRACIAS POR TAN BUENA EXPERIENCIA COMO SIEMPRE BUEN JUEEGO ENTRETENIDO Y CON UNA AMBIENTACION ATERRADORA MAS JUEGOS ASI.

THANK YOU FOR SUCH A GOOD EXPERIENCE AS ALWAYS GOOD ENTERTAINING GAME AND WITH A SCARY SETTING MORE GAMES LIKE THIS.

Hello, I played this game, and I really enjoyed it! Great job! :)

Please option to remove film grain, no one likes this bullshit just like in Silent Hill Origins an amazing game with shit smeared in the entire screen.

really love this game but i wish the monsters were more of a threat 

Cool Game 

Me encanto amigo

joguei normalmente em um notebook GTX 1050 /i5 /8GB RAM funcionou sem nenhum travamento, só buguei em uma parte do cenário e não pude mais caminhar (depois de sair dos prédios).

This game is amazing. You are an incredible game developer dude... Here is my gameplay (Spanish). Hope you enjoy it.

god damn, i might actually buy a new pc just to play this

Beautiful game.

Amazing Game

And so, how the techno demo will good. But unfortunately, screamers are not scary and are quite stupid. And the lack of settings is depressing. It's worth making a little more mechanics or interesting places. And correct logical errors. It's worth a try, but don't expect anything like "wow".

This game is pretty damn good, my friend! I was not prepared for how scary the last part would be. I really enjoyed this one. Thanks!

Incredibly impressive tech-demo! Got me so much more uncomfortable than I expected, so surprisingly tense and creepy.

Could definitely feel the Siren vibes throughout. I would love to see this saga resurrected into a full length game, even if I'd be too afraid to play it. Well done :)

Hi Stefano Cagnani V3. Awesome game!!!
I tested on my GTX 1650 with 4GB and the game ran very nice. :) 

Look, I recorded a video for my channel but it won't be long before it comes out. more link is here, I took advantage and created this description of the game, hope you like it

where a mysterious force brings horrors from the depths to the surface. The player takes on the role of a female explorer who, after receiving a distress call, returns to the town where she grew up only to discover that it has been taken over by monstrous creatures that emerge from the sea during the sirens' chimes.

**Gameplay**: In third person, *siren zero* mixes combat and exploration in a devastated urban setting. The player moves through abandoned buildings and structures, while facing enemies, and trying to uncover the mystery behind the aquatic invasion. You will need to explore the damaged buildings to collect notes about the location and clues that can help you survive and understand the origin of the monsters.

With dark and realistic graphics, *siren zero* offers an atmospheric and challenging experience, where tension and danger come as much from the horrors that emerge from the sea as from the city's buildings.

Nice game. Consider making it available on Steam if you intend to make it into a full game. Best regards!

I hope to fix the characters' movements in terms of attack, fixing the character hug and the characters' appearance

Congratulations to the creators of this very good short game, I have really enjoyed playing it, I want the creators of this game to subscribe to my channel please, greetings to everyone from Spain!!

Awesome!

Very very cool tech demo. Loved the visuals and especially the sound design. Only problem I had was that the camera movement somewhat hurt my eyes and was giving me a headache. Other than that, I really enjoyed playing this and wish it was a full game! Fantastic job

Unrelated note: 

You don't need 32 GBs of RAM.

This was an amazing tech demo you ever though of continuing it in the form of episodes or make a game inspired by forbidden siren because these types of games are needed more than more walking simuladors.

Getting stuck in the ruins

I really like the noise you've added to the visuals and the colourimetry, it's all great. 

Dude, my pc has a gtx1650 16 ram and smooth running, I'm going to record this game for my channel and post it here thanks..

Cool! I'm going to test it out. Many thanks!