Is Doorways: Old Prototype free?

Doorways: Old Prototype is free to play.

Who made Doorways: Old Prototype, and when did it come out?

It was developed by Saibot Studios and published by Saibot Studios, released on October 5, 2016.

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Doorways: Old Prototype

Doorways: Old Prototype is a short first-person horror adventure created before Doorways: Prelude. It presents an early version of the ideas and features planned for the Doorways series. Players move through dark, unsettling environments, using first-person platforming to get past obstacles. The prototype also includes puzzles that use changes to lighting and perspective. The experience centers on these traversal and puzzle challenges rather than a long campaign. Platforming sections have reset points, and the game serves as a compact demonstration of the prototype's core features.

A short first-person horror prototype where you cross eerie spaces, tackle platforming challenges, and solve light-and-perspective puzzles.

Released 05 Oct 2016

86%positive of
669 player reviews

Free

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Doorways: Old Prototype is a short first-person horror adventure created before Doorways: Prelude. It presents an early version of the ideas and features planned for the Doorways series.

Players move through dark, unsettling environments, using first-person platforming to get past obstacles. The prototype also includes puzzles that use changes to lighting and perspective.

The experience centers on these traversal and puzzle challenges rather than a long campaign. Platforming sections have reset points, and the game serves as a compact demonstration of the prototype's core features.

The supplied reviews appreciate the eerie environments, platforming, and the interesting ideas shown in this early prototype. Some find the controls smooth, though one describes movement as awkward; another recurring caveat is that the experience is very short, with its story left vague.