Horror Escape: Project Dream

Your father told stories about monsters in an abandoned facility. You went to prove him wrong. The floor gave way, and now you are the one underground. Horror Escape is a first-person horror escape game with a full story, voiced dialogue and a hybrid enemy that stalks the halls. One Goal: Get Out Alive The exit is somewhere above you, behind locked doors and dead power. Search the rooms, find what opens the next section, and keep moving. The longer you stay in one place, the more chances it has to find you. The Hybrid It is not a scripted jump scare on a timer. It patrols the facility, and one wrong turn is enough. Hiding works, but only if you reach the spot before it sees you. A Story Worth Finishing Full voice acting with subtitles, notes and recordings left behind by the people who worked here, and an answer to what your father actually saw. Cinematic story sequences between the sections you have to survive. Features First-person horror exploration with free movement A hybrid enemy that patrols the halls: stay out of its sight Puzzles, locked doors and secrets across the facility Full voice acting with subtitles Graphics settings for low-end and mid-range phones Atmospheric lighting and detailed sound, best with headphones Chapter 1 of Project Dream, continues in Cyborg Escape: Project Dream 2 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 this game, Chapter 1. The lab is abandoned, the hybrid is loose, and you are the one who fell in. Cyborg Escape: Project Dream 2 is Chapter 2. Deeper levels, and something they rebuilt down here never stopped working. Start here and the story reads in order. Made for Mobile Runs on phones with limited memory. Choose a lower graphics preset on older devices for smoother performance. Contains horror themes, jump scares and tense atmosphere. Recommended for ages 12 and up. Made by Extinct Hopes, an independent horror studio.