Overview
About this game
URGENT NOTICE
Welcome to TEREBRO INC., 1986. Your assignment as a Risk Assessment Data Processor begins tonight. A workspace awaits, where the legacy of the corporation teeters on the brink of the secrets you'll uncover.
THE MISSION
Entrusted with TEREBRO INC.'s archives, you'll delve into a trove of documents and recordings, each piece a fragment of its hidden history. Amid the relics of its operations, discern the truths that could either fortify or fracture the company's future.
THE ENVIRONMENT
Beneath the dim glow of a desk lamp and the moon's watchful eye, your office becomes the stage for this nocturnal vigil. With the static hum of a radio for company, you'll sift through data, connecting dots drawn across time. The voice of your supervisor, distant yet direct, guides your journey into the archives, challenging you to piece together a narrative that should perhaps remain covered.
THE TOOLS
Armed with a GPS, an encoder device, and more—you stand as the arbiter of history. Each document, each decision, brings you closer to either preserving a legacy or uncovering a truth too potent to ignore.
THE DECISION
As the night deepens, so does the mystery. What truths lay buried within TEREBRO INC.'s past, and what will you choose to do with them? The fate of the company reputation hangs in balance.
Will you be its guardian or its destroyer?
CONTENT
"Things Too Ugly" is a first-person, interactive psychological horror that combines elements of puzzle-solving, investigative work, and narrative exploration. As a player, you will engage with a variety of challenges, ranging from logical deductions to deciphering encoded messages.
ACCESSIBILITY:
The nature of this game requires deciphering audio and visual clues. For increased accessibility, high-contrast, large-font subtitles are enabled by default and can be toggled on and off. Character dialogue is stored in the help menu as text and audio files for review. File folder contents and GPS maps can be inspected at a larger scale with a zoom-capable camera.
Warning: arachnophobia and trypophobia related content.
