DARQ is so unique in its strangeness that it could only exist if enough of us came together to accept it for the dreamy 2.5D side-scrolling zero-gravity horror game that it is.
It’s the reason why the team at Unfold Games have turned to Indiegogo in the hopes of joining the constantly growing list of crowdfunding success stories that’s already given us horror games about using drugs to see alternate realities, being hunted by robots through a quaint British countryside, and battling debilitating mental illnesses.
With company like that, a psychological horror game set in a zero-gravity lucid dream is exactly the kind of game that should be able to raise $20,000 by the end of January.
Don’t give it all your money just yet. I haven’t even mentioned its Shining-like pacing or its procedurally generated environments that I’m sure will pair nicely with its multiple endings. It’s even getting an original soundtrack composed by Wlad Marhulets (Hitman: Agent 47, The Giver). Is it too late; you’ve donated twice already, just to spite me? Ass.
