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About This Game

12 March 1938. Renée, 16 years old, is ripped out of her world, locked up and deprived of everything.
Her only fault was that she didn't know what her place in the world was.
"A danger to herself and others and a cause of public scandal" wrote the police headquarters.
The only horror you will find in this game is the truth: a blow to the solar plexus, much more intense than any supernatural presence

The Town of Light is a psychological adventure told in the first person. The story is set in Italy in the first half of the 20th Century in a place which really existed and has been meticulously reconstructed. Exploring and interacting with the environment you will relive the history of the main character through her confused viewpoint and on the basis of your choices, the story will develop in different ways.

Because of its contents, the game is intended only for adult users.

Characteristics:

Realistic 3d graphics
Based on real facts and events.
Strong narrative component
No zombies or supernatural presences.
Original sound track.

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Oculus Dev Kit 2

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Title: The Town of Light
Genre: Adventure, Indie
Developer:
LKA
Publisher:
LKA, Wired Productions
Release Date: 26 Feb, 2016

Minimum:

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 7/8/10 64bit
Processor: Intel Core i3 or equivalent AMD
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460, AMD Radeon HD 6770 with at least 1 GB VRAM
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 8 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
Additional Notes: Supported Controllers: Xbox 360 or Xbox One compatible

English,French,Italian,German,Greek,Ukrainian

I got the game from HB. This is a walking simulator game, not really interested with this kind of game although the story might looks interesting. I think it will be better if we create it into a movie. Sorry, can't recommend if you dislike walking simulator.. This is a powerful and disturbing emotional treatise on post-industrial European attitudes towards mental illness. It communicates very well the physical and physiological conditions of individuals who were deemed less than human by unregulated institutional authorities. It's so easy to forget that this kind of atrocity was widespread in our very recent history. In my country there was a similar asylum which ran unchecked until the mid 1970's. My own Aunt was given a trans-orbital lobotomy there to control her anxiety. It did not go well.<\/span><\/span> Only after the asylum doors closed forever was society forced to face what they had turned a blind eye to for so many years.

Town of Light is not a horror story; it is a work of art.

Such a game always turns my mind to the situation of human beings in North Korea today. Where any person can be taken from their family with no cause or justification whatsoever and subjected to interminable torture and privation in one of the 're-education facilities'. While the entire civilized world around them turns it's head away in blissful denial.

This is no casual walking simulator to while away a few relaxing hours. It is a harrowing interactive demonstration of what the societal authorities of your parents and grandparents were capable of.

Note: The content guidelines of this game were not very clear when I made the purchase, so let me just advise that it contains very strong themes and imagery of abuse which are in my opinion unsuitable for an audience under the age of 18.. Really good story and atmosphere!
There are absolutly no jumpscares, but it's a good dark story with some flashbacks of her life with well chosen ambient sounds.
It's absolutly worth the money, but don't expect real horror. It's more exploration, story telling and psychological horror.

Support the developers and enjoy the storyline!. Horror isn't quite the right description of The Town of Light's genre mostly because the story it tells is very well grounded in reality. It's more of a re-telling of the true suffering experienced by patients in mental health facilities prior to the modern advances in mental health treatment. I found the story engaging and the game's atmosphere is rather unique.

Definitely worth playing.. Playing through to the end of The Town of Light was one of the most emotional experiences I've ever had playing a video game. The game is slow paced and does suffer for that in terms of gameplay, however in regards to interactive story telling I think the game is an absolute marvel. The exploration of the theme of mental health and how humanity has dealt with it historically is an incredibly bold subject to take on, all I really have to say is hats off to the developers for creating such thought provoking and emotionally impactful experience.. It's very slow, I fell into some bugs and I'm so confused... but anyway, I like games that make me think even after I finish them... I went into some googling, and to know this was based on real facts and finding pictures of real people that went through what happens on this game, in some very immersive parts... it's just very, very brutal.