Simple Killer vs Silent Presence Exit

When I was little, I really liked the funny Jack in Oggy, by puberty I liked the sad guy John Wick, so called me Jack Quick, I loved playing knives and I was trained by the government to be an agent. After I quit my job in government, I ran a small bar. Five years doing very well, I got a call from an organization called AZ7 that has contact with the government, they revealed to me that there was a project of a trans-space machine, but it was canceled during a raid by a secret organization and my friend Zaco was also murdered that day, this is a secret case known only to me and a few high-ranking agents. After exploring a lot of records and documents, I found the clues of that terrorist organization, a secret underground but uncertain headquarters and of course I will go to explore their facility. - An action and puzzle game that keeps you focused on every move if you don't want the game over - Use two fingers to place bombs when you get bombs - Use three fingers to change camera view

In a forgotten town where whispers are your only guide, a sinister entity stalks your every move. You're not alone, but you're better off that way. Navigate a labyrinth of unsettling encounters where the line between reality and madness blurs. Every footstep echoes a new horror, every shadow hides a forgotten secret. Silence Presence Exit is not just a game; it's an experience in dread. Features: A disorienting soundscape where every creak and whisper is a clue. A non-linear narrative that warps with your decisions. Puzzles that play on your perception of reality. Your sanity is a resource, and it's running out.