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This is an experimental "game" created by some guy in a few days. It's called SCP-087. There is no gameplay, it's an Atmospheric Horror Staircase Experience™. All you do is walk down a dark set of stairs, getting more nervous as the sounds change. There is an end, but the game randomly decides when it will end. You may be walking down the stairs for less than ten minutes before the end happens. I myself was going down for half an hour, reaching layer eighty-something before the end happened. It scared the living shit out of me. The further down I got, the more nervous I became, not knowing when the end would come or what would happen, and overall I found it to be a very interesting and nerve racking experience. Here is a video, but if you are interested in giving it a go I seriously suggest not watching it.

Also known as Amnesia In Space. http://routinegame.com/ Routine is a first person horror exploration game set on an abandoned Moon base. Your job is to find enough data to uncover the truth behind the strange disappearance of everyone stationed on the Lunar Research Station. - A non-linear experience, which lets you explore any part of the fully open Moon Base and find out secrets that other players may not! - Be immersed with Full Body Awareness, Dead Zone aiming, no HUD, no health bars or points systems... you must run, hide and survive the best you can against what lurks in the base. - There are no health packs or multiple lives, in Routine there is a Perma death system that will keep you on the edge! I think that it looks and sounds really good. The Retro Future genre is always interesting to amble through once in a while, and combined with Amnesia-style mechanics of running and hiding and being utterly unable to defend yourself in a fight... this could be pretty damn good! The perma-death stuff worries me though; is it going to be actual factual 'die and your game disc is dead too' or more along the lines of Zombi-U for the Wii U, wherein after you die you 'become' someone else? If it's the former, I might be too scared even to boot the game up, lest I die in my first few minutes of playing.