Dark Hours Free Download: Survive the Nightmare Heist
When a Crime of Perfection Becomes a Struggle for Survival
You and your crew successfully land that big auction house job. Money’s in the bag, and the smooth escape is mapped out until all hell breaks loose. Now, you are trapped inside with something that sure as hell wasn’t in the blueprints. And this nightmare is where Dark Hours sets itself as a co-op survival horror in which your heist crew becomes demon chow.
The first vibe that comes to my mind is those kinds of horror movies where cocky criminals get some good karma from the underworld. One second, you are cracking safes; the next thing you know, you are hiding in lockers, praying that whatever is out there doesn’t hear you breathe. That, suddenly, from confidence to sheer panic, the game nails it. You may also be interested in: PICO PARK 2 Free Download (v1.1.4 + Multiplayer)
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Minimum System Requirements
- OS: Win 10 64-bit
- CPU: i5-4590 or Ryzen 5 2600.
- RAM: 8GB
- GPU: GTX 970 or R9 390 (Older graphics cards still can do the trick)
- Storage: 20 GB
I mean, super low specs! Even my five-year-old gaming laptop would run it, and that, to me, is great, for nothing can break horror immersion more than lagging.
Game Details
- Genre: Action/Horror
- Developer: Piece of Cake Studios
- Platform: PC only
- File Size: 4GB
Installation instructions
- Disable antivirus (Temporarily)
- Unpack the files
- Launch and pray
What Sets This Horror Game Apart
Most co-op horror games make you play the role of either cops or soldiers. Not here? You are simply thieves with way too many skills for your good. That perspective change counts; you’re just trying not to die here.
Atmosphere helps here, too. One moment, you’re all joking with each other about the loot; the next, you’re whispering “shut up shut up” whilst something is clawing at the door. That transition from confidence to terror is what makes Dark Hours unique.
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