CONCRETE VISIONS for Windows

Psychological action horror game

CONCRETE VISIONS is a premium action game for PC from developer DOSMan Games. It is a first-person psychological horror thriller set in a small desolate town filled with delinquents who are after you for some unknown reason. Players will fight their way to reach the man who leads them and find answers.

Similar to games like Cultic and Dusk, CONCRETE VISIONS sports retro pixel graphics ridden with violence and gore, and serves up non-stop action from start to finish. It also employs a combat system that allows for both melee and ranged weapons to fight enemies.

Psychedelic horror trip

CONCRETE VISIONS takes place in the post-apocalyptic town of Stonebrook where all of its residents have disappeared and the only ones left are junkies and violent delinquents always on the prowl. They are specifically out for your blood and you don't know why. Thus, begins a fight for survival as you battle your way through the fodder to reach their cult leader, Malone, to get some answers.

Combat in the game is visceral and unforgiving, and mainly revolves around melee fights using your fists and whatever you can fight to swing, including bottles, lead pipes, and kitchen knives. However, you'll also get to experience wielding a revolver and shotgun for some brutal takedowns. There are various criminal miscreants about and you need to figure out the best way to deal with each type.

The difficulty ramps up once night falls as enemies become more aggressive and the landscape transforms into something horrific to navigate. Pick up food and snacks to help replenish your health and survive until sunrise. As interesting and as intense as it is, CONCRETE VISIONS is a rather short game. You can expect anywhere between one to two hours for a full playthrough.

Survive and find answers

All in all, if you're a fan of action shooters and psychological horror games, you can have both in CONCRETE VISIONS. It's fast-paced and offers satisfying gameplay with its hybrid combat system. The retro graphics also help it stand out a bit more, and while the experience is short, it's worth having all the same. Go play it now.