The Floor Is Breathing for Windows

An atmospheric horror game

The Floor Is Breathing is a free-to-play strategy game where players will be able to uncover the secrets behind the deaths of four innocent victims. In this first-person horror title from Totally Fungal Devs, you will have the opportunity to unravel the jumbled-up memories of a serial killer before he is incarcerated.

Similar to titles like Liminal Memory and Just More Doors, The Floor Is Breathing requires you to navigate a number of locations where you will have to interact with various objects to help piece your memories back together. 

Uncover a chilling mystery

With an atmospheric, found-footage-like setting, The Floor Is Breathing creates a cinematic experience that allows you to immerse yourself in the gameplay better. This game also uses liminal space to add to the eerie atmosphere. Players will also be able to explore a number of different perspectives to experience how the story unfolds for each of the characters involved in the story.

The graphics are presented in a surreal manner, which can make it quite difficult to view some aspects of the game. However, this also adds to the mysterious atmosphere the game presents. The controls are also easy enough for new players to learn, so you’ll have no trouble picking it up. You’ll also be able to view a short tutorial at the beginning to help you out.

While the game’s storyline is relatively short, the plot is engaging and thrilling enough to reel you in. Players should also keep in mind that the game requires you to grant special permissions in order to run the game smoothly. Just tick the option to allow downloads from unknown developers on your device to avoid any issues when installing the game.

Worth the extra work

While The Floor Is Breathing can be tedious to install, it can easily be forgiven when considering its bone-chilling storyline and immersive gameplay. Not only do you get to unravel an intriguing mystery, but you’ll also be able to see how the story affects both the victims and the suspect. Not to mention, the film-like experience makes it feel like you’re watching the story unfold right in front of you.