Subway Loop 将《The Exit 8》式异常恐怖带到 iPhone
Subway Loop brings The Exit 8-style anomaly horror to iPhone
Subway Loop 现已登陆 iOS，以 $2.99 提供无广告、无内购、无追踪的《The Exit 8》式地铁异常恐怖游戏。游戏设 Easy 至 Very Hard 五档难度与纯恐怖 Nightmare 模式，单局时长 15 分钟到 1 小时，并承诺将推出 Android 版及覆盖 Mac 版。
Mind the gap
- Spot anomalies and decide whether to leave the train
- Five difficulty levels and a Nightmare mode await
- Out now on iOS for $2.99, with Android promised
Android owners aren’t having a great day. Subway Loop is the third game I’ve written up today that launched on iPhone first, though this one is out now on iOS and has at least promised Android a seat soon.
It’s anomaly horror on a subway train. You ride the same carriage over and over, with the same seats and the same passengers, and at every station you make a call. If anything’s changed, get off. If nothing has, stay on. Get it wrong, and you’re back at the start, or at the last checkpoint on the easier settings.
Some changes are obvious. Others are a newspaper flipped over or the announcer calling out the wrong station, and a few you’ll only hear, so it’s very much a headphones job. There are five difficulties, from Easy up to Very Hard, which drops the checkpoint entirely, plus a Nightmare mode made up of nothing but the horrors. There’s a magnifier for checking the carriage on a small screen, and an accessibility option turns off the sound-only anomalies if you need it to.
If this sounds familiar, it should. The Exit 8 did the same in a Japanese underground passage, has sold more than three million copies, and has been on iOS and Android since last year. Subway Loop follows it closely, right down to get off or stay on, standing in for turn back or carry on.
A run takes anywhere from 15 minutes to an hour, depending on difficulty and how often you get it wrong. Which you probably will a fair few times.
Subway Loop costs $2.99 with no adverts, no in-app purchases and no tracking, and the same purchase covers the Mac version.
Halloween is eleven days away, and our list of the best horror games for iOS won’t make you memorise a single carriage.
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Tanish is a freelance writer who's an absolute Marvel nerd. If he's not writing, he's probably rewatching anything related to Marvel so that he can spam his friends with theories. And if not that, he can be found gaming on his trusty PS4. While gaming is a passion for him, he also loves science and hopes to become a neuroscientist one day.
来源：Pocketgamer · pocketgamer.com