Harborage Street
A downloadable game
You were dropped off at an old house with one simple instruction: find a way inside.
```Harborage Street is a short first-person horror experience focused on exploration, environmental storytelling, puzzles, and uncovering what happened inside a house that should have been left alone.
The house is empty. At least, that's what you're told.
Something is very wrong with this place.
As you explore deeper, the house begins to tell its own story. Clues are hidden throughout the environment, puzzles stand between you and the answers, and the further you go, the harder it becomes to tell what is waiting for you and what has already found you.
Harborage Street is currently in active development as the first game from Roach Clip Games.
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Install instructions
1. Download the game from itch.io.
2. Extract the downloaded ZIP file.
3. Open the extracted folder.
4. Run the game executable to start playing.
> Current build: ALPHA
> Platform: Windows
Development log
- The Name of the Game3 days ago
- Building the Foundation5 days ago
Comments
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For an "alpha" version, that was already pretty impressive! I didn't encounter any bugs during my playthrough. I'm really excited to see what this turns into. The camera feature is awesome (as long as you have paper ^^). The puzzles aren't too difficult, and the little platforming section at the end was a nice surprise.
Special mention goes to the cool night-vision optics and the fact that you always feel like you have complete freedom of movement while still being guided well through the game. Great work, keep it up!
Thank you so much for playing it and for the awesome feedback! I’m really glad to hear you didn’t run into any bugs, especially since it’s still in the alpha stage.
I’m also really happy the camera mechanic and night-vision optics stood out to you. The goal with the level design was to give the player a sense of freedom while still naturally guiding them toward where they need to go, so it’s great to hear that came across.
And yes… the camera definitely works better when you have paper. 😂
I really appreciate you taking the time to play and write all this out. There’s still a lot I want to add and improve, but feedback like this makes me even more excited to see where it goes. Thanks again!