NEUROMIRA: First Death (AppID: 3552780)
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"Can you reach Level 0?" Trapped in an endless loop, you must descend through a decaying, shifting building. Explore pricing history and player statistics for NEUROMIRA: First Death.
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- OS: 10
- Processor: Intel Core i5-3550 / AMD FX 8150
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTX 670 / Radeon HD 7850
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
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About This Game
"Can you reach Level 0?" Trapped in an endless loop, you must descend through a decaying, shifting building. Reality distorts, NPCs glitch, and something is watching. Find anomalies and escape before the system corrects you. A cyber-horror survival mystery awaits.
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"Can you reach Level 0?"
Trapped in a decaying high-rise, you must descend. The body in the hallway is proof that something has gone terribly wrong. The stairs loop endlessly—each floor shifting, rewriting itself. Some things are real. Some are not. Find the anomalies. Escape before the system corrects you.
Neuromira is a survival horror game with psychological and digital horror elements. Inspired by classic pre-rendered horror games of the late ‘90s, it blends a suffocating cyber-atmosphere with glitching realities and an unfolding mystery.
🔷 Features
🕹 Point & Click Survival Horror – Solve puzzles, evade the system’s corrections, and descend deeper into the truth.
🖥 Digital Decay Aesthetic – A mix of retro-futuristic visuals, VHS artifacts, and corrupted data.
🎭 Unstable NPCs – Each floor holds a resident—or what’s left of them. Some help, some hinder, all are trapped.
🔄 The Loop Watches You – Make the wrong move, and the simulation resets… with something different this time.
🧩 Unravel the Hidden Reality – Read corrupted logs, hack forgotten terminals, and piece together the story of Vanir Corp’s final experiment.
Descend carefully. The building is not just breaking—it’s watching.