Seeing Things

What is Seeing Things?

Seeing Things is a chillingly immersive horror online game that merges an extremely eerie atmosphere with incredibly refined mechanics of observation. It draws inspiration from titles such as Observation Duty and Alternate Watch and transmits players inside unsettling environments like a museum, house, and apartment where truly weird entities and objects lurk in the shadows. Your job is to watch security cameras and see if there are any anomalies to report before they get out of hand. It is a suspenseful race against time to stay alive through the night and reach 6:00 AM.

How to Play

Seeing Things has you looking through the security cameras inside the rooms, memorizing the layout, and keeping track of every object in its normal state. If anything is out of place, if items are out of place, if figures are lurking, or if bizarre things are appearing-there's cheese precipitating in a location where it's not supposed to-be alert! If you find an anomaly, clicking on it will report it. As the game advances, anomalies are more frequent and more problematic, with higher stakes. Every blunder gets your heartbeat pounding even harder, leading to jump-scares, fast-arriving consequences, and deaths born from not allowing enough anomalies to pop through in time.

Controls are enjoyable and simple-everything is reported by clicking on suspicious objects, so no distractions from menus. The approach sharpens your attention till the very last count of seconds-a sideway glance at some monsters around, some weird clowns, haunted objects, and moldy cheese, Seeing Things is a brilliant blend of thrilling horror.

Tips & Tricks

• Memorize the Normalcy: Spend some time at the beginning to learn the layout and appearance of the room in its usual state. It will help drastically once you need to identify alterations.
• Stay Alert: Anomalies can pop up anywhere and anytime, so don't ever drop your guard.
• Report with Speed: The longer you spend before reporting an anomaly, the worse the result is. Speed and precision are required.
• Stay Humble: A tiny slip-up could evolve into a catastrophe, so watch your back until the very last second.
• Laugh at the Disorder: With all the horrors that await you beyond the shadows, remember to savor those quirky moments of anomaly-laced humor; it will keep your morale up and your focus sharp.

History

While not holding itself up as a massive franchise, Seeing Things takes inspiration from an entire genre of games that focus on observation and atmosphere rather than action. Games like Observation Duty and Alternate Watch laid the groundwork for a different sort of horror in which observation is every player's chief asset. Seeing Things brings those elements into focus with stereo-loud immersion, plying the prettiest pay to its forebears whilst also attempting to carve itself a suitable niche within the horror landscape.

Playing Unblocked

Knowing that some districts or school networks may have blocked Seeing Things for its intense horror content and have jump scares, indie gaming platforms usually have the unblocked version for players to revel in. Just be aware of what age group to advise before jumping in-there's nothing for the coward in this!

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Play Seeing Things on your Mobile

Span the QR Code with your mobile device camera to play Seeing Things

You can enjoy this game on mobile and tablet(such as iPhone, IPad, and Android device)