Tic-Tac: Twelve O’Clock is a survival horror game. Monitor corridors and rooms through surveillance cameras to counter vengeful ghosts. Keep the lights on, the generator charged, and fuses replaced… and don’t get caught!
I like the concept of the game, and even though the generator barely lasts, there is something fun about it. However, I haven't been able to get past Night 2 because the game introduces mechanics that are never explained in the tutorial. The tutorial really doesn't teach you much, and you basically have to die to figure out what you're supposed to do.
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Good game, and I feel like this game is inspired by FNAF
The concept is interesting, there are obvious homages to classics, but it would have been nice if it had been more seamlessly integrated into the plot. The style itself is cool, with a touch of the 80s and retro technology. The sight of the old BIOS made me shed a tear.
Really enjoyed this one. The atmosphere is probably the strongest part - the school feels genuinely creepy, and the sound design had me constantly expecting something to happen.
I also liked that it's not just about walking around waiting for jumpscares. Watching the cameras, managing the power and slowly figuring out how different threats work actually...
