Explore the cursed Library of Ouroboros in this atmospheric lo-fi horror puzzle game.
A Dark and Empty Place
A Place, Forbidden is a first-person lo-fi horror puzzle game set in the mysterious Library of Ouroboros. You awaken in a strange and cursed place with no memory of how you arrived. As you explore the endless library, you will solve puzzles, read strange notes and books, and slowly uncover the secrets of this forbidden place.
The game focuses on atmosphere, exploration, and psychological horror. The notes and books you find are not always required to progress, but they deepen the story and the unsettling feeling that something is watching you.
Game Features
- Atmospheric lo-fi horror inspired by retro PlayStation games
- Explore the mysterious Library of Ouroboros
- Solve puzzles and unlock new areas
- Discover notes, books, and hidden story elements
- Short but memorable horror experience
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Reviews
President_Ex
Posted: 25 Jan
Fantastic short horror game - incredibly atmospheric and quite scary on your first playthrough. Subsequent playthroughs (probably necessary for the true ending/100% achievements unless you're really thorough the first time) lose a bit of the fear because you understand the game mechanics better, but the first playthrough is magic. Highly recommend, and it blows my mind this game is free
SugarCat
Posted: 22 Jan
I really liked the locations in the game. And the last rooms with puzzles reminded me of installations at a 21st-century contemporary art center. Bit by bit, you piece together a complete story, leafing through the pages of scholastic memories and fragments of searches related to this particular library.
Ogresmasher
Posted: 18 Oct
The atmosphere and story are top-shelf. It's absolutely drenched in cosmic horror, and there are some pretty funny references, too (any game with Office Space references is a win in my book). At certain points, there are eyeballs popping out of the walls and/or floors, and they are ALWAYS WATCHING YOU, it was actually a little unsettling. Sometimes, there are grabbyass hands, too... ENNNNNHHH DON'T TOUCH ME.
Levaindil
Posted: 17 Nov
I really enjoyed this PlayStation inspired game! Good puzzles and an interesting story. I am surprised it is free! I recommend! )
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