Tourist Trap

Tourist Trap is a small horror-leaning game in the broad survival-adventure space, and that alone tells you a lot: it is built for players who like tension, getting lost, and working out a place one room at a time. By our assessment, it is strongest when it leans on atmosphere and the uneasy feeling of being somewhere that should not quite exist. The limit is obvious too: this kind of game lives or dies on pacing and on how much friction the player tolerates, so it will feel thin if someone wants fast systems or a generous tutorial. In practice, games like this ask for patience, note-taking, and a taste for repetition while the map reveals itself. It sits closer to compact indie horror than to big action games, and it is not trying to be a spectacle. The name fits the mood well, because the whole point is being lured into a place that feels wrong from the start.