The Greys: Human Abductions
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About The Greys: Human Abductions
The Greys: Human Abductions is a stealthy adventure game from indie dev Branislav Banik, released October 1 2025. It casts you as someone sifting through classified files and dodging alien threats in a dimly lit setting. The genre is horror-adjacent with a focus on exploration and paranoia. You’ll piece together a mystery while avoiding the titular Greys, faceless, fast-moving entities. The game sticks to PC and leans into a slow-burn atmosphere over action. Think of it as a spooky scavenger hunt with a low budget but high tension.
Gameplay
You spend most sessions crouching, clicking to inspect objects, and fleeing when a Grey appears. Controls are basic, movement and interaction buttons only. The core loop involves uncovering documents that hint at a larger conspiracy while navigating narrow corridors and flickering lights. The Greys patrol on a loose schedule, so timing your exploration between their rounds is key. Puzzles are minimal, but the fear of sudden appearances keeps the pace tight. Sessions often end in panic when a chase triggers, forcing you to restart. The game’s short, most finish it in under five hours, but the repetitive mechanics and lack of variation make it feel longer.
What Players Think
PlayPile users rate it 7.2/10, with 28% completing it. Average playtime is 4.5 hours. Community moods lean scared (18%) and curious (12%), but some call it "a $20 lesson in minimalism." Critics praise the eerie silence but criticize "cheap jump scares" and a lack of depth. One review says, "Feels like a student project with potential." Achievement data isn’t tracked here. The price of $19.99 is low, but the payoff is thin, many play it once and move on.
PlayPile's Take
It’s a risky buy for fans of tense, low-effort horror. The Greys nails the claustrophobic vibe but fails to sustain it. If you want a quick, spooky diversion and can overlook the sparse content, it’s worth the price. Skip if you prefer substance over scares. The replay value is near zero, but it might satisfy a one-night horror itch.
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