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About Void81
Void81 is a 3D platformer with survival horror vibes from developer Veaby. Released in 2026 for PC, it tasks you with navigating procedurally generated levels filled with shifting layouts, retro-style puzzles, and lurking threats. The game blends 1980s nostalgia with surreal visuals, pushing you to adapt to environments that twist as you explore. You’re solving mechanical puzzles, dodging hazards, and backtracking through morphing corridors to uncover secrets. It’s not just about jumping, it’s about surviving a world that feels like it’s actively trying to confuse you.
Gameplay
Each session in Void81 starts with a new level layout, forcing you to learn patterns as you climb, dash, and manipulate physics-based puzzles. Movement feels weighty but responsive, with tight controls for precision jumps and wall runs. Dangers include collapsing floors, electrified grids, and faceless enemies that chase you through shifting rooms. Puzzles often require trial and error, like aligning rotating platforms or triggering switches in reverse order. The survival horror elements lean on tension more than jump scares, eerie synth music and flickering lights amplify the unease. Sessions rarely last longer than 30 minutes without a restart, as mistakes mean respawning from checkpoints.
What Players Think
Community ratings for Void81 are high, with 4.7/5 from 15,000 players and 85% positive reviews. Average playtime is 12 hours, but only 35% finish the game, citing its punishing difficulty. The mood breakdown is 70% eerie, 60% curious, and 45% tense. Many praise the "genius level design that never feels repetitive" but complain about "unforgiving platforming that punishes small errors." Critics highlight the retro aesthetic and audio design, calling it "a love letter to 80s sci-fi horror." Achievement completion is 62% for core milestones, with the final boss having the lowest completion rate at 18%.
PlayPile's Take
Void81 is a must-play for fans of inventive 3D platformers who don’t mind getting frustrated. At $30, it offers 10-15 hours of high-stakes exploration and clever puzzle-solving, though its difficulty might turn off casual players. The 35% completion rate suggests it’s not for everyone, but diehard puzzle enthusiasts will appreciate the ever-changing challenges. If you crave retro-inspired horror with a focus on spatial reasoning over combat, give it a shot, just keep a screenshot button handy for the moments you’ll want to rage-quit.
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