Walls Have Eyes
A first person psychological thriller built on squash. One week to the championship, you practice alone at midnight. The court is empty. The mansion around it is not. "Every strike is judged."
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Summary
A first person psychological thriller built on squash. One week to the championship, you practice alone at midnight. The court is empty. The mansion around it is not. "Every strike is judged."
Description
About This Game
A racket. A ball. A court that fights back.
Walls Have Eyes is a first-person psychological horror game built around squash. Face creatures inside the courts and explore an old mansion turned squash club between encounters.
The court fights back
The creatures are part of the room you are playing in. Watch their movements, get out of the way of their attacks, and find your moment to strike back.
Keep the rally alive
Aim your shot. Time your swing. Get into position for the return. Combine drives and drops into powerful three-shot finishes. Even when the court turns against you, the ball follows its physics. Your timing and placement still matter.
Leave the court. Explore the club.
Walk through the rooms and corridors between encounters. Find what you need to move forward and read the club records left around the building.
You play a man who trusts his ability. He knows how to win. He intends to keep it that way.
What to expect
First-person squash combat built around timing, positioning, drives and drops.
Boss encounters where the court is part of the creature.
Short stretches of mansion exploration between fights.
A linear psychological horror story with voiced dialogue and subtitles.
