Clink

Clink puts a player in the role of a woman living in voluntary solitude in an old house only with her cat and buried memories. The central conflict lies in the question of whether its experiences are symptoms of a prescribed disease or a manifestation of something otherworldly. One morning, the familiar way of the heroine is broken: one of the doors is locked, the key disappeared, and a metal ringing echoed in his head. The alarm aggravates the fleeting vision of the rotting substance in the bathroom and a note on the mirror from the doll from her childhood.

These events force a woman to face the past, which she tried to leave behind. The terrible events are directly related to the memory of the curse of her grandmother, the details of her story, which she had long forgotten. While the player moves around the house in Clink, the main task is to find components for assembling the doll. The successful restoration of this toy serves as a mechanism that opens a secret passage in the garage. This portal does not lead to another part of the building, but to a separate world, born of dreams, the past or broken consciousness of the heroine. The solution to the motives of the grandmother becomes the main goal.

Behind this place, a location with endless stairs, walls with built -in coffins and tearing worms of tunnels extends. The heroine has to go through these spaces in order to reveal further details of the plot. The advance forward depends on the study of the world and the solution of the puzzles built into it. The obsessive metal sound remains a mystery throughout the way, the average duration of which is 60 minutes. The game uses a system of autosas to fix progress.