A Late Night Walk
A Simple Walk Turned Dark
In A Late Night Walk by developer KohyDev, what starts as a seemingly ordinary nighttime stroll quickly spirals into a nerve-wracking experience. With its retro, low-poly graphics inspired by the PSX era, this game captures the essence of psychological horror. You’re alone, illuminated only by sparse streetlights, navigating a quiet, eerie street. Just a simple walk, but the unsettling atmosphere suggests that something isn’t quite right. The night is dark, the silence is heavy, and every step heightens the tension—what could possibly go wrong?
Multiple Endings, Different Fates
The game offers three distinct endings, giving players the chance to explore different outcomes based on their actions. Each ending adds layers to the story, rewarding curiosity and bravery with deeper insight into the night’s mystery.
Will you make it home safely?
Or will something sinister catch up to you? The choices you make could be the difference between reaching safety and facing something far darker. Each ending is a piece of a larger puzzle, leaving players with a sense of unease and lingering questions.
Immersive Horror and Retro Aesthetic
A Late Night Walk is designed to be experienced in fullscreen mode, as playing this way enhances the quality and clarity of the text and visuals, which are crucial to the game’s narrative immersion. The low-poly, PSX-style visuals combined with atmospheric music create an experience that feels both nostalgic and terrifying. The chase music, tonally intense and haunting, adds to the suspense when things start to go wrong. KohyDev masterfully uses psychological horror to make players feel vulnerable and exposed, pulling them into a surreal, frightening version of a simple late-night walk.
