Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
As figglewatts.itch.io/the-mutated-reality-demo-2 (As of 15/03/2021):
A downloadable game for Windows and Linux
Name your own price
Make sure you play the first demo for backstory!
Ben looked at us all as a group, and he looked so proud. “We were supposed to be together like this,” he said, and he was absolutely beaming. “This is what she told me all those months ago.”
We started looking at each other like, what? Ben started going on about ‘her’. Said he’d found this place on accident on a hike one day. Said he’d heard a voice coming from under the ground, vibrating his feet, coming up through the soil and the dirt.
He’d pushed the signs aside and gone down, down, down, exploring but pushing, always going down with no one to tell him to stay put, like he’d done to us. He said there were floors underneath us, two more floors, and he’d gone down there, and he’d seen fascinating things. Beautiful things. Terrible things. Things that would make a regular man go mad.
Controls
Action
Mouse & keyboard Controller
Move WASD Left stick
Look Mouse Right stick
Sprint Shift Left trigger
Crouch Control Right button
Interact Left mouse Right bumper
Throw Right mouse Left bumper
Jump Space Bottom button
Flashlight F Left button
Pause Escape Start
Weapons Number keys D-Pad
Holster Number keys Top button
Note that there is not an OSX version due to a last-minute bug. If there is enough demand I will fix this bug for the demo version and release an OSX version of demo 2.
More information
Published 23 hours ago
Status In development
Platforms Windows, Linux
Rating 5/5 - (1 Rating)
Authors Figglewatts, fionasank
Genre Survival
Made with Unity, Blender, Aseprite, Audacity, FL Studio, Paint.net
Tags Horror, Mystery, PSX, Psychological Horror, Retro, Singleplayer, Spooky, suspense
Average session About a half-hour
Languages English
Inputs Keyboard, Mouse, Gamepad (any)
Links Twitter (twitter.com/Figglewatts), Twitter (twitter.com/fionasank)
Review:
I really like this game universe, and I am very glad to see it continue!
I must however admit, while this one is more story heavy, I think the overall gameplay was better in the first version. But in terms of graphics and use of audio it was just as good!
The story was a little better as it was far more clear and expansive. The letters were very well written and intriguing.
But keep this up, I really enjoy this game-universe and I want to see more! :D
-BH
As figglewatts.itch.io/the-mutated-reality-demo-2 (As of 15/03/2021):
A downloadable game for Windows and Linux
Name your own price
Make sure you play the first demo for backstory!
Ben looked at us all as a group, and he looked so proud. “We were supposed to be together like this,” he said, and he was absolutely beaming. “This is what she told me all those months ago.”
We started looking at each other like, what? Ben started going on about ‘her’. Said he’d found this place on accident on a hike one day. Said he’d heard a voice coming from under the ground, vibrating his feet, coming up through the soil and the dirt.
He’d pushed the signs aside and gone down, down, down, exploring but pushing, always going down with no one to tell him to stay put, like he’d done to us. He said there were floors underneath us, two more floors, and he’d gone down there, and he’d seen fascinating things. Beautiful things. Terrible things. Things that would make a regular man go mad.
Controls
Action
Mouse & keyboard Controller
Move WASD Left stick
Look Mouse Right stick
Sprint Shift Left trigger
Crouch Control Right button
Interact Left mouse Right bumper
Throw Right mouse Left bumper
Jump Space Bottom button
Flashlight F Left button
Pause Escape Start
Weapons Number keys D-Pad
Holster Number keys Top button
Note that there is not an OSX version due to a last-minute bug. If there is enough demand I will fix this bug for the demo version and release an OSX version of demo 2.
More information
Published 23 hours ago
Status In development
Platforms Windows, Linux
Rating 5/5 - (1 Rating)
Authors Figglewatts, fionasank
Genre Survival
Made with Unity, Blender, Aseprite, Audacity, FL Studio, Paint.net
Tags Horror, Mystery, PSX, Psychological Horror, Retro, Singleplayer, Spooky, suspense
Average session About a half-hour
Languages English
Inputs Keyboard, Mouse, Gamepad (any)
Links Twitter (twitter.com/Figglewatts), Twitter (twitter.com/fionasank)
Review:
I really like this game universe, and I am very glad to see it continue!
I must however admit, while this one is more story heavy, I think the overall gameplay was better in the first version. But in terms of graphics and use of audio it was just as good!
The story was a little better as it was far more clear and expansive. The letters were very well written and intriguing.
But keep this up, I really enjoy this game-universe and I want to see more! :D
-BH


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As written by https://raymanpc.com/wiki/en/Rayman_3 (As of 29/11/2021):
Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc is the third major game in the Rayman series, and the sequel to Rayman 2. Rayman 3 was released in 2003. Like its immediate predecessor, it is a 3D platformer. However, Rayman 3s levels are more straightfoward and oriented towards action and combat rather than platforming and exploration. The main campaign of Rayman 3 is temporally linear – unlike the previous games, where Rayman could physically return to completed locations, each Rayman 3 level is visited only once within the storyline. The overall reception of the game was poorer than that of Rayman 2.
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