Sally Face - Episode One - Free PC Download
A DARK MYSTERY IS UNFOLDING...
Delve into an unsettling adventure following the boy with a prosthetic face and a tragic past. In the first episode, Strange Neighbors, Sally Face and his father move into an apartment filled with odd tenants and an unfortunate crime scene. Little did they know what misfortune still awaits...
Unravel the sinister mysteries of Sally's world to find the truth that lies hidden beneath the shadows.
FEATURES
Intriguing narrative will linger in your thoughts
Speak with the dead, using handheld video game system, the Gear Boy
Handcrafted by a solo dev: including art, design and music
Inspired by 1990s cartoons and personal nightmares
Bizarre characters, ponies, headbanging and more
EPISODES
The game is composed of five episodes in total. The first episode offers a short introduction to Sally Face, which the subsequent episodes greatly expand upon.
GAMEPLAY
In this story-driven adventure game, players will interact with Sal's world and his nightmares. The main path typically requires casual effort. However, there are hidden layers to be uncovered that will invoke a bit of head-scratching, for those players up to the challenge.
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System Requirements
- Min
- Win 10
- Min
- X64 architecture with SSE2 instruction set support
- Min
- 4 GB RAM
- Min
- DX11 or higher capable GPUs
- Min
- 600 MB available space
These are the developer's listed requirements and may not be 100% accurate. If your specs fall below the minimum, try the game anyway; many games run fine below the listed requirements. When in doubt, check YouTube for performance benchmarks.
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