download the new version for mac Hell is Others

It makes for some high tension during matches when you hear something close by but just out of sight. While you're able to see the streets, rooms, and furniture, you can only see creatures, items and 'Others' when they're exposed your cone of vision. After matching with other players online, you travel through the city collecting resources and other salvage. In fact, you're not only encouraged to ignore the insanity, but to lean into it, filling your sparse dwelling with new bloodthirsty plants and other random (and often disturbing) décor.Īs strange as the game's setup might be, the actual matches are relatively straightforward.

There's absolutely nothing that makes sense, and yet the characters simply go about their business like it's any other day. Plants feed off blood and bloom bullets, your maintenance guy is a six foot tall rabbit, and the crack in your wall spawns a very talkative mouth. Hell is Others falls far on the latter end of the spectrum, with players dropped unceremoniously into a weird and warped fever dream of reality. Some games spend a good bit of time with backstory and plot development, while others just drop players in and let them figure it out for themselves. After all, you've got a plant to feed, and dead men can't collect their just rewards. These Others are also scavenging what they can while then can, and they've got no qualms about stealing what's yours … unless you take what's theirs first. And then there are the Others, humanoid creatures that seem eerily familiar, like dark reflections of yourself. Bloodthirsty creatures lurk in the shadows, anxious to feed on your blood. Of course, you're not the only thing scouring the city. It just means having to start over again, right? As Adam, each night you'll leave your apartment and scavenge what you can find around the seemingly abandoned city, trying to make it back home before the exposure to its corruption proves lethal. And here, venturing onto the streets means you're likely not to make it back home alive. But this is Century City, and here nothing, not even botanical care, is what it seems.

Waking up to a knock on his apartment door, Adam Smithson finds someone has dropped off a bonsai tree with directions to take care of it for a few days. In HELL IS OTHERS, things like life and death are just little ways to pass the time.

Download the new version for mac Hell is Others