Category: G.D.D.

PARANOIA is targeted towards 18-35 year-olds for whom videogames are a hobby. This demographic are consumers of all media types, with social media networks being used the most frequently – Facebook, Youtube, and Instagram are the top 3 platforms used READ MORE

PARANOIA Game Pillars: These 3 pillars should underpin the main emotional reaction I’m trying to get from players: a feeling of constant paranoia over whether or not you are currently being seen.

Overview PARANOIA is a 3-act game where every phase affects the next. New players will feel the authentic horror of realising this, while returning players can employ a level of strategy in knowing and working around it – this way READ MORE

PARANOIA is voiceless and musicless, as both sounds are sources of comfort. Instead, audio should come from ambience and audial clues, which should play an enormous part in both unsettling the player and keying them in to the environment. If READ MORE

Core Mechanics The core mechanics of PARANOIA should be simple and intuitive through all phases. The actions in phase 1 and 3 should also remain consistant. Difficulty: PARANOIA will have traditional difficulty levels, such as Easy, Normal, and Hard. These READ MORE

PREMISE: In PARANOIA, players take control of a faceless avatar trapped inside a panopticon tower. In order to be free, you must escape. Game Narrative PARANOIA’s story is linear, with 1 defined ending, which is driven by player exploration, environmental READ MORE

PARANOIA is a first-person perspective stealth 3D game designed to make the player feel as paranoid as possible, a feeling that is reinforced through play. The gameplay itself is split into three phases: Ascend, Deter, and Escape. FIRST PHASE GAMEPLAY READ MORE

PARANOIA is a 3D stealth survival game set in a Panopticon, where the player must try not to succumb to their own stress in trying not to be seen. Inspired by Five Nights at Freddy’s, Metal Gear Solid, and Portal, READ MORE