Cyborg Escape: Project Dream 2

You survived the first laboratory. It did not survive you. But it wounded you on the way out, and you are still underground. Cyborg Escape is a first-person horror escape game and Chapter 2 of Project Dream. Deeper levels, a new hunter, and a body that is running out of time. You Are Injured Bleeding slows you down. Find the medical supplies scattered through the facility before the wound decides the ending for you. Every detour costs you time you do not have. The Rotten Cyborg Whatever they built down here was not meant to keep working. It still does. It patrols the lower levels, it does not stop, and it does not tire. You cannot fight it. You can only learn how it moves. Solve the Facility Locked doors, dead keypads, cut power lines. The way out is a chain of puzzles built from the facility itself, and the notes left behind explain what happened here, if you have the nerve to stop and read them. Features First-person horror exploration with free movement A new enemy with its own hunting behaviour Injury mechanic that puts a clock on your escape Puzzles, keypads and locked sections built into the environment Expanded facility with new rooms and new threats Atmospheric lighting and detailed sound, best with headphones Graphics presets for low-end and mid-range phones Direct continuation of Chapter 1, playable on its own The Project Dream Universe Three connected games, one facility, three different nights. Five Nights In Lab: Horror PD is the prequel. The laboratory is still running and Test Subject 3808 is still behind glass. Horror Escape: Project Dream is Chapter 1. The lab is abandoned, the hybrid is loose, and someone falls in through the floor. Cyborg Escape: Project Dream 2 is this game. Deeper levels, and something they rebuilt down here never stopped working. Each one stands on its own. Played in order they tell a single story. New to the Series You can start here. The opening recaps Chapter 1 and the notes fill in the rest. Contains horror themes, jump scares and tense atmosphere. Recommended for ages 12 and up. Made by Extinct Hopes, an independent horror studio.